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Informations about the package bootstrap-reports-bundle
Bootstrap Reports Bundle
Now works with Symfony2.x and Symfony3.x
A Symfony bundle for managing and displaying nice looking, exportable reports from any data source, including SQL and MongoDB.
Major features include:
- Display a report from any data source that can output tabular data (SQL, MongoDB, PHP, etc.)
- Output reports in HTML, XML, CSV, JSON, or your own custom format
- Add customizable parameters to a report (e.g. start date and end date)
- Add graphs and charts with the Google Data Visualization API
- Supports multiple database environments (e.g. Production, Staging, and Dev)
- Fully extendable and customizable
Installation & Documentation
Installation & Documentation can be found in /Resources/doc/
Reporting an issue or a feature request
Issues and feature requests can be submitted to the Github issue tracker.
Basic Introduction
Reports are organized and grouped in directories. Each report is it's own file.
A report consists of headers containing meta-data (e.g. name and description) and the actual report (SQL queries, javascript, or PHP code).
All reports return rows of data which are then displayed in a sortable/searchable HTML table.
Reports can be exported to a number of formats including CSV, XLS, JSON, and XML.
The Php Reports framework ties together all these different report types, output formats, and meta-data into a consistent interface.
Example Reports
Here's an example SQL report:
The set of SQL comments at the top are the report headers. The first row is always the report name.
The VARIABLE header tells the report framework to prompt the user for a value before running the report. Once provided
it will be passed into the report body ("{{min_price}}" in this example) and executed.
Here's a MongoDB report:
As you can see, the structure is very similar. MongoDB reports use javascript style comments for the headers, but everything else remains the same.
The MONGODATABASE header, if specified, will populate the 'db' variable.
Here's a PHP Report:
Again, the header format is very similar.
The INCLUDE header includes another report within the running one. Below is example content of /stripe.php:
All versions of bootstrap-reports-bundle with dependencies
phpoffice/phpexcel Version 1.8.1
adodb/adodb-php Version v5.20.3
rmoiseev/spyc Version 0.5.1
google/apiclient Version 1.1.7