. * */ namespace Friendica; use Friendica\Network\HTTPException; /** * The Entity classes directly inheriting from this abstract class are meant to represent a single business entity. * Their properties may or may not correspond with the database fields of the table we use to represent it. * Each model method must correspond to a business action being performed on this entity. * Only these methods will be allowed to alter the model data. * * To persist such a model, the associated Repository must be instantiated and the "save" method must be called * and passed the entity as a parameter. * * Ideally, the constructor should only be called in the associated Factory which will instantiate entities depending * on the provided data. * * Since these objects aren't meant to be using any dependency, including logging, unit tests can and must be * written for each and all of their methods */ abstract class BaseEntity extends BaseDataTransferObject { /** * @param string $name * @return mixed * @throws HTTPException\InternalServerErrorException */ public function __get(string $name) { if (!property_exists($this, $name)) { throw new HTTPException\InternalServerErrorException('Unknown property ' . $name . ' in Entity ' . static::class); } return $this->$name; } }