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Package slim-middleware-doctrine-orm
Short Description Slim Framework Middleware to integrate Doctrine ORM
License proprietary
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Slim Doctrine ORM Middleware
Slim Middleware to make integrating Doctrine ORM easy
Setup
First of all, add the 'doctrine' config to the Slim application...
use CubicMushroom\Slim\Middleware\DoctrineORMMiddleware;
$config = [
'doctrine' => [
'driver' => 'pdo_mysql'
'host' => 'localhost'
'user' => 'dbUser'
'password' => 'dbPassword'
'port' => '3306'
'dbname' => 'dbName'
],
];
$app = new \Slim\Slim($config);
// ...The Middleware will use the config details from the app 'doctrine' config, unless you specify an alternative key in the options array, so all you then need to do is add the Middleware...
// ...
$options = [
'annotationMetadataPaths' => ['path/to/entities']
];
$app->add(new DoctrineORMMiddleware($options));
// ...The only required option is the annotationMetadataPaths key which should contain an array of paths to check for entity
class annotations.
Options
Below are lists all the supported options you can pass to the constructor.
Each of the options is defined as a class constant on the DoctrineORMMiddleware, so you could use these when passing the options array in, to protect against any future changes.
settingsKey (optional)
Default: doctrine
The key within the app config settings that the d/b connection details can be found
serviceName (optional)
Default: @entity_manager
The service name used for the entity manager service
annotationMetadataPaths (required)
An array of paths to check for entity annotations
annotationsAutoloaders (optional)
Default: array()
An array of class autoloaders to use when loading annotation classes.
Will be passed to Doctrine's \Doctrine\Common\Annotations\AnnotationRegistry::registerLoader() method when setting up service, to support loading of annotation classes.
annotationsFiles (optional)
Default: array()
An array of files to load when attempting to load annotation classes.
Will be passed to Doctrine's \Doctrine\Common\Annotations\AnnotationRegistry::registerFile() method when setting up service, to support loading of annotation classes.
annotationNamespaces (optional)
Default: array()
An array of mappings of namespaces to directory paths to use when loading annotation classes.
Will be passed to Doctrine's \Doctrine\Common\Annotations\AnnotationRegistry::registerAutoloadNamespace() method when setting up service, to support loading of annotation classes.
All versions of slim-middleware-doctrine-orm with dependencies
cubicmushroom/options-trait Version ~1.0.2
slim/slim Version ~2.5
doctrine/orm Version ~2.0