$primaryKey public property Primary keys of this table. public string[] $primaryKey = []

$statusCode public property HTTP status code, such as 403, 404, 500, etc. public integer $statusCode = null

$controllerClass public property public $controllerClass = null

$isExpired public read-only property Is token expired. public boolean getIsExpired ( )

$helpSummary public read-only property public string getHelpSummary ( )

Fields Links Collections RESTful APIs are all about accessing and manipulating resources. You may view resources as models in the MVC paradigm. While there is no restriction in how to represent a resource, in Yii you usually would represent resources in terms of objects of yii\base\Model or its child classes (e.g. yii\db\ActiveRecord), for the following reasons: yii\base\Model implements the yii\base\Arrayable interface, which allows you to customize how you want to expose resource data throu

$indexStatus public read-only property public mixed getIndexStatus ( $index = '_all' )

$category public property Attribute search public string $category = null

next() public method Moves the internal pointer to the next dataset. This method is required by the interface Iterator. public void next ( )

$union public property This is used to construct the UNION clause(s) in a SQL statement. Each array element is an array of the following structure: query: either a string or a yii\db\Query object representing a query all: boolean, whether it should be UNION ALL or UNION public array $union = null