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Informations about the package framework

About

I created this repository to provide some basic resources for use in other packages I've been working on.

It essentially consists of the following:

This is intended for my own personal use.

Environment

PHP

8.1.3

MySQL

8.0.13

Commands

Linux

Run the unit test suite:

dev/phpunit

Windows

Run the unit test suite:

.\dev\runtests.bat

Usage

The example configs and migrations are included mainly as examples of how I am currently using this framework.

Migrator

You can use the base Migrator to migrate any set of classes. The CreateDatabase class included can be used to drop/create a DB.

In the ExampleMigrator, a Laminas\ServiceManager\ServiceManager is passed into the constructor. It has a DB connection set in the dependency map using app/FrameworkConfigProvider.php.

The base app/Console/Commands/Migrator.php looks for the Atsmacode\Framework\Database\ConnectionInterface and uses the given DB credentials for all migrations.

This interface is also used for the Model DB connections throughout a request lifecycle.

You can then run a command like so (-d true is for the 'test' DB credentials in the config array, remove this for 'live' DB):

php dev/SymfonyApplication.php app:build-framework -d true

A standalone command to create a DB is provided (you can add it to the SymfonyApplication in the same way as the ExampleMigrator):

app/Console/Commands/CreateDatabase.php

php dev/SymfonyApplication.php app:create-database -d true

Configs

You need to add framework.php to configure your local DB credentials, like so:

All versions of framework with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires doctrine/dbal Version ^3.5
laminas/laminas-config-aggregator Version ^1.12
symfony/console Version 5.4.* || ^6.0
laminas/laminas-servicemanager Version ^3.19
monolog/monolog Version ^1.22 || ^2.0 || ^3.0
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