Easy way to manage your own MySQL Databases just with Swift.
1- Add "ParseQL.swift" (in "/SwiftSource/Xcode 7") to your Xcode project.
2- Write your own "PRIVATE_KEY" and "TOKEN" in "ParseQL.swift".
3- Write the same "PRIVATE_KEY" and "TOKEN" in "PHP/parseql/application/controllers/ParseQLController.php".
4- Edit "PHP/parseql/config/database.php" file with your database info (at the bottom on the file).
5- Upload "parseql" folder, to your hosting.
6- Edit BASE_URL in "ParseQL.swift" file, to point to "parseql" folder in your hosting.
7- Ready!
###1. Create Row
######And we get our first row, in our own database.
######Don't worry about create the table and the columns, if they don't exist, ParseQL will create them.
###2. Update Row
######Here's the change.
###3. Delete Row
######We'll talk about "where key" later...
###Use completions to manage the results ######Maybe you want to wait the result of the tasks above. The completions return some useful data too.
###4. Create with block
######It returns a message by now...
###5. Update with block
######It returns affected rows as Array of Dictionaries
###6. Delete with block
######It returns affected rows amount
###7. Conditions (We'll use some of these to get data from our database)
######WhereKey (equal, greater, less and notEqual)
######OrderByAsc and OrderByDesc
######Limit
######Skip
###8. Get
######It returns an Array or Dictionaries
##9. Cancel
######You can cancel any PQL object task you started
