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Informations about the package doctrine-bundle

dontdrinkandroot/doctrine-bundle

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instant

Maps Dontdrinkandroot\Common\Instant to an epoch-millis BIGINT column (like a Java long holding System.currentTimeMillis()). On PostgreSQL the column is TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIME ZONE instead (like Hibernate's mapping of java.time.Instant), while the PHP representation remains epoch millis.

Transparent parameter binding

The bundle registers a Doctrine DBAL middleware that converts Instant query parameters to their database representation automatically — you never need to specify the type explicitly:

This applies to all queries — DQL, QueryBuilder, native SQL and IN (...) lists. The conversion is identical to an explicit instant bind: epoch millis on non-PostgreSQL platforms, UTC timestamp strings on PostgreSQL. All other parameter values pass through unchanged.


All versions of doctrine-bundle with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=5.5
symfony/symfony Version ~2.7
doctrine/doctrine-bundle Version ~1.4
dontdrinkandroot/utils Version 0.5.x-dev
dontdrinkandroot/doctrine Version 0.1.x-dev
dontdrinkandroot/utils-bundle Version 0.3.x-dev
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