Usage

The PostgrestRequestBuilder can be instantiated using the from() method in the client. Both async and sync client implement this method. Once the PostgrestRequestBuilder is created, you can chain operations and filters on that object.

// Function chaining with PostgrestRequestBuilder
$query = $client->from('schema_name', 'table_name')
    ->select('*')
    ->any()->eq('a', -1, 0, 1)
    ->in('b', 'foo', 'bar', 'foobar')
    ->not()->gt('c', 1.23);

To execute the HTTP request built by the PostgrestRequestBuilder pass it to the run() method of the client.

$response = $client->run($query);

Exceptions

When constructing a query there are two exceptions which can be thrown, NotUnifiedValuesException and FilterLogicException. These exceptions will be invoked when the construction of the query encounters an abnormal setting, like combining the any() with the all() modifier or if the values in an array are not of the same type.