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Informations about the package doctrine

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Doctrine

Doctrine for Codeigniter 4

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Installation via composer

Use the package with composer install

> composer require daycry/doctrine

Manual installation

Download this repo and then enable it by editing app/Config/Autoload.php and adding the Daycry\Doctrine namespace to the $psr4 array. For example, if you copied it into app/ThirdParty:

Configuration

Run command:

> php spark doctrine:publish

This command will copy a config file to your app namespace and "cli-config.php" file for doctrine cli. Then you can adjust it to your needs. By default file will be present in app/Config/Doctrine.php.

Usage Loading Library

Usage as a Service

Usage as a Helper

In your BaseController - $helpers array, add an element with your helper filename.

And then, you can use the helper

Cli Commands

If you receive the followrin error: [Semantical Error] The annotation "@JMS\Serializer\Annotation\ExclusionPolicy" in class App\Models\Entity\Secret was never imported. Did you maybe forget to add a "use" statement for this annotation?

You must execute the following command

Using DataTables

Usage with doctrine/orm:

If you receive an error: Not all identifier properties can be found in the ResultSetMapping you can use:

Example

Search

To search from datatables there are nine different search modes

Mode Pattern Desctiption
LIKE '…%' [*%]searchTerm This performs a LIKE '…%' search where the start of the search term must match a value in the given column. This can be archived with only providing the search term (because it's default) or by prefixing the search term with "[%]" ([%]searchTerm).
LIKE '%…%' [%%]searchTerm This performs a LIKE '%…%' search where any part the search term must match a value in the given column. This can be archived by prefixing the search term with "[%%]" ([%%]searchTerm).
Equality [=]searchTerm This performs a = … search. The search term must exactly match a value in the given column. This can be archived by prefixing the search term with "[=]" ([=]searchTerm).
!= (No Equality) [!=]searchTerm This performs a != … search. The search term must not exactly match a value in the given column. This can be archived by prefixing the search term with "[!=]" ([!=]searchTerm).
> (Greater Than) [>]searchTerm This performs a > … search. The search term must be smaller than a value in the given column. This can be archived by prefixing the search term with "[>]" ([>]searchTerm).
< (Smaller Than) [<]searchTerm This performs a < … search. The search term must be greater than a value in the given column. This can be archived by prefixing the search term with "[<]" ([<]searchTerm).
< (IN) [IN]searchTerm,searchTerm,… This performs an IN(…) search. One of the provided comma-separated search terms must exactly match a value in the given column. This can be archived by prefixing the search terms with "[IN]" ([IN]searchTerm,searchTerm,…).
< (OR) [OR]searchTerm,searchTerm,… This performs multiple OR-connected LIKE('%…%') searches. One of the provided comma-separated search terms must match a fragment of a value in the given column. This can be archived by prefixing the search terms with "[OR]" ([OR]searchTerm,searchTerm,…).
>< (Between) [><]searchTerm,searchTerm This performs a BETWEEN … AND … search. Both search terms must be separated with a comma. This operation can be archived by prefixing the comma-separated search terms with "[><]" ([><]searchTerm,searchTerm).

Prefixes are case-insenstive (IN, in, OR, or). Provided search terms were trimmed.

Example

All versions of doctrine with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.2
doctrine/orm Version ^3
doctrine/dbal Version ^4
symfony/cache Version ^7
symfony/yaml Version ^6.2
beberlei/doctrineextensions Version ^1.0
jms/serializer-bundle Version ^4
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