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Informations about the package fixtures-bundle
DavidBaduraFixturesBundle
The project is no longer supported. If you still want to create fixtures with yaml, then I recommend switching to Alice.
Features
- DavidBaduraFakerBundle support (documentation)
- Resolve object dependency (also bidirectional references)
- Configurable default fixture converter (constructor, properties, set and add methods)
- Easy to create your own converter
- Extendable by events
- Fixture filtering by tags
- Object validation
- Fixturemanager as a service
- Fixture data validating and normalizing by symfony config component
- MongoDB support
- DefaultConverter: handle "setCreateDate(\DateTime $date)" methods
- Security Encoder support
Todos
- Core components move in its own repository DavidBadura\Fixtures
- XML Fixtures support
Documentation
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Installation
Add DavidBaduraFixtureBundle in your composer.json
Add the DavidBaduraFixturesBundle to your application kernel:
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Configuration
Configure DavidBaduraFixturesBundle:
Activate support for MongoDB:
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Create fixtures
Now you must create your fixture data:
The fixture files will be automatically loaded from the Resources\fixtures folder.
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Load fixtures
Command:
Service:
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