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create common method for generating type_wheres

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Brandon Boudrias
2016-05-31 15:17:11 -07:00
parent dcffc8381a
commit 3b4964e13c
4 changed files with 65 additions and 59 deletions
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html/includes/functions.inc.php
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@ -1283,3 +1283,58 @@ function get_ripe_api_whois_data_json($ripe_data_param, $ripe_query_param) {
return json_decode(file_get_contents($ripe_whois_url) , true);
}//end get_ripe_api_whois_data_json()
/**
* Return the rows from 'ports' for all ports of a certain type as parsed by port_descr_parser.
* One or an array of strings can be provided as an argument; if an array is passed, all ports matching
* any of the types in the array are returned.
* @param $types mixed String or strings matching 'port_descr_type's.
* @return array Rows from the ports table for matching ports.
*/
function get_ports_from_type($given_types) {
global $config;
# Make the arg an array if it isn't, so subsequent steps only have to handle arrays.
if(!is_array($given_types)) {
$given_types = array($given_types);
}
# Check the config for a '_descr' entry for each argument. This is how a 'custom_descr' entry can
# be key/valued to some other string that's actually searched for in the DB. Merge or append the
# configured value if it's an array or a string. Or append the argument itself if there's no matching
# entry in config.
$search_types = array();
foreach($given_types as $type) {
if(isset($config[$type.'_descr']) === true) {
if (is_array($config[$type.'_descr']) === true) {
$search_types = array_merge($search_types, $config[$type.'_descr']);
}
else {
$search_types[] = $config[$type.'_descr'];
}
}
else {
$search_types[] = $type;
}
}
# Using the full list of strings to search the DB for, build the 'where' portion of a query that
# compares 'port_descr_type' with entry in the list. Also, since '@' is the convential wildcard,
# replace it with '%' so it functions as a wildcard in the SQL query.
$type_where = ' (';
$or = '';
$type_param = array();
foreach($search_types as $type) {
if (!empty($type)) {
$type = strtr($type, '@', '%');
$type_where .= " $or `port_descr_type` LIKE ?";
$or = 'OR';
$type_param[] = $type;
}
}
$type_where .= ') ';
# Run the query with the generated 'where' and necessary parameters, and send it back.
$ports = dbFetchRows("SELECT * FROM `ports` as I, `devices` AS D WHERE $type_where AND I.device_id = D.device_id ORDER BY I.ifAlias", $type_param);
return $ports;
}