$_config
$_config : array
Configuration for aliases.
Provides a default registry/factory for Table objects.
$_instances : array<mixed,\Cake\ORM\Table>
Instances that belong to the registry.
$_fallbacked : array<mixed,\Cake\ORM\Table>
Contains a list of Table objects that were created out of the built-in Table class. The list is indexed by table alias
setConfig(string|array $alias, array|null $options = null) : $this
Stores a list of options to be used when instantiating an object with a matching alias.
| string|array | $alias | Name of the alias or array to completely overwrite current config. |
| array|null | $options | list of options for the alias |
When you attempt to configure an existing table instance.
config(string|array|null $alias = null, array|null $options = null) : array
Stores a list of options to be used when instantiating an object with a matching alias.
The options that can be stored are those that are recognized by get()
If second argument is omitted, it will return the current settings
for $alias.
If no arguments are passed it will return the full configuration array for all aliases
| string|array|null | $alias | Name of the alias |
| array|null | $options | list of options for the alias |
When you attempt to configure an existing table instance.
The config data.
get(string $alias, array $options = array()) : \Cake\ORM\Table
Get a table instance from the registry.
Tables are only created once until the registry is flushed. This means that aliases must be unique across your application. This is important because table associations are resolved at runtime and cyclic references need to be handled correctly.
The options that can be passed are the same as in Cake\ORM\Table::__construct(), but the
className key is also recognized.
className Define the specific class name to use. If undefined, CakePHP will generate the
class name based on the alias. For example 'Users' would result in
App\Model\Table\UsersTable being used. If this class does not exist,
then the default Cake\ORM\Table class will be used. By setting the className
option you can define the specific class to use. The className option supports
plugin short class references \Cake\ORM\Locator\Cake\Core\App::shortName().table Define the table name to use. If undefined, this option will default to the underscored
version of the alias name.connection Inject the specific connection object to use. If this option and connectionName are undefined,
The table class' defaultConnectionName() method will be invoked to fetch the connection name.connectionName Define the connection name to use. The named connection will be fetched from
Cake\Datasource\ConnectionManager.Note If your $alias uses plugin syntax only the name part will be used as
key in the registry. This means that if two plugins, or a plugin and app provide
the same alias, the registry will only store the first instance.
| string | $alias | The alias name you want to get. |
| array | $options | The options you want to build the table with. If a table has already been loaded the options will be ignored. |
When you try to configure an alias that already exists.
set(string $alias, \Cake\ORM\Table $object) : \Cake\ORM\Table
Set an instance.
| string | $alias | The alias to set. |
| \Cake\ORM\Table | $object | The table to set. |
genericInstances() : array<mixed,\Cake\ORM\Table>
Returns the list of tables that were created by this registry that could not be instantiated from a specific subclass. This method is useful for debugging common mistakes when setting up associations or created new table classes.
_create(array $options) : \Cake\ORM\Table
Wrapper for creating table instances
| array | $options | The alias to check for. |
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