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Informations about the package doctrine

Doctrine

Use the Doctrine ORM in your framework. This package will install Doctrine and include a way to configure your db credentials.

Install

To use doctrine in your Erdiko project simply run

composer require erdiko/doctrine

Then update /app/config/shared/database.json with the specifics of your database

You're all set! Create some entities/models and you'll be working with Doctrine

If you don't have a config file called /app/config/shared/database.json then copy the one in this package into that location (located at /vendor/erdiko/doctrine/app/config/shared/database.json)

Extras

We added some sample code of how to use Doctrine. It includes a sample entity and model to query the entity. Code is located at /vendor/erdiko/doctrine/app/

It's a great way to get going, but the best way to learn how to use doctrine is to visit the site and read the docs.

http://www.doctrine-project.org/

All versions of doctrine with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=5.4.0
doctrine/orm Version 2.4.*
erdiko/core Version ^1.0.0
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