Detailed explanation of thinkPHP custom class implementation method_php example

The example in this article describes the implementation method of thinkPHP custom class. Share it with everyone for your reference, the details are as follows:

1. Call through Model

<&#63;php
/**
 * 积分模型 api接口
 */
class ApiModel{
  private $url = 'http://js.yunlutong.com/Customer/Interface';
  public function test() {
    $post_data['action']    = 'sadf';
    $post_data['callback']   = '&#63;';
    $res = request_post($this->url, $post_data);
    $firstChar = substr($res,0,1);
    if ($firstChar =='&#63;') {
      $res = substr($res,2);
      $res = substr($res,0,strlen($res)-1);
    } elseif($firstChar == '(') {
      $res = substr($res,1);
      $res = substr($res,0,strlen($res)-1);
    }
    dump(json_decode($res,true));
  }
}

Do not inherit Model, otherwise an error will be reported because the table does not exist.

call,

$Api = D('Api');
$Api->test();

The call is indeed convenient, but it always feels a bit unreasonable. After all, this D operates the database.

2. Implement it by introducing classes and put the classes under ORG

<&#63;php
class Integral{
  private $url = 'http://js.yunlutong.com/Customer/Interface';
  public function test() {
    $post_data['action']    = 'sadf';
    $post_data['callback']   = '&#63;';
    $res = request_post($this->url, $post_data);
    $firstChar = substr($res,0,1);
    if ($firstChar =='&#63;') {
      $res = substr($res,2);
      $res = substr($res,0,strlen($res)-1);
    } elseif($firstChar == '(') {
      $res = substr($res,1);
      $res = substr($res,0,strlen($res)-1);
    }
    dump($res);
    dump(json_decode($res,true));
  }
}
&#63;>

Call

import("@.ORG.Api.Integral");
$integralApi = new Integral();
$integralApi->test();

Configure it and load it automatically

'APP_AUTOLOAD_PATH'   => '@.ORG,@.ORG.Api',

This makes it convenient to call. No matter how many classes there are in the Api folder, they will be loaded automatically. There is no need to import ("@.ORG.Api.Integral") a single reference.

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I hope that what is described in this article will be helpful to everyone’s PHP program design based on the ThinkPHP framework.