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Informations about the package pimcore-doctrine-library

Pimcore doctrine plugin

This plugin allows developers to use doctrine orm to manage objects outside of pimcore.

Usage

Installation

Add the plugin in composer.json

You will also need to add a post-install script to install the doctrine cli script. If you don't add the following line then you will have to manually copy 'cli-config.php' from inside the plugin folder to your document root.

Setup

Add the following to 'website/var/config/startup.php'. Set the $entityDir to wherever you wish to create your entities.

You can store the entity manager reference ($em) in your DI container or Zend_Registry if you wish. You can also retrieve it from the setup class from anywhere in your code base:

Test

Open a terminal and 'cd' to your document root and run the following command:

You should see a list of all available doctrine commands

Example

Create a product entity

NB: You'll probably have to add the 'Entity' namespace to your autoloader.

website/lib/Entity/Product.php

Create the products table using the doctrine cli

Create a repository class to handle product entities

website/lib/Entity/Repository/ProductRepository.php

Finally we can write code to persist our entity

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Requires php Version >=5.5.0
doctrine/orm Version ~2.5
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