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Informations about the package doctrine-module

Doctrine module

This module provides some help full extension for the ZF2 doctrine module.

Installation

After composer is available in your path you are ready to install this module.

Then add FinalGene\DoctrineModule to your application config file.

Content

Entity Manager

Background

In ZF2, we retrieve our entity manager like this (example is from a factory):

The downside of this is, that you have to know which is the name of your configured manager/connection. If you deal with more than one connection or be part of a multi module project, you are not able to know which connection or entity manager belongs to your entities.

Usage

With the use of this module, the above code transforms into the following:

Now you get a entity manager depending on your loaded modules and their configuration.

If no one configures the DoctrineModule (or the manager within), an abstract factory is called which just load the default entity manager of doctrine.

Configuration

Simply configure your doctrine connections a described in DoctrineORMModule Documentation.

Repository Manager

Background

In ZF2, we retrieve our repositories like this (example is from a factory):

This has multiple downsides:

  1. changing the repositories at runtime is hard because you can't configure the behaviour of the entity manager / entity manager's getRepository method, so you have to invent a "proxy" which then has additional logic when to switch between your different repositories
  2. hard to test: to use an alternative repository you have to mock the getRepository function of the mighty entity manager
  3. hidden dependency: we don't request a dependency from the service manager but from the entity manager
  4. no easy using of a factory class to create your repository

Usage

With the use of this module, the above code transforms into the following:

Now you get a repository depending on your loaded modules and their repository manager configuration.

If no one configures the RepositoryManagerModule, an abstract factory is called which just proxies the request to doctrines entity manager getRepository function.

Configuration

Configuration Key

The configuration key is repositories. Sub-Keys are the same as in every service manager (invokables, factories, ...).

Examples

In your module class via getConfig:

or via FinalGene\RepositoryManagerModule\ModuleManager\Feature\RepositoryProviderInterface (method getRepositoryConfig)

or via config/autoload/repository-manager.global.config.php

Validators

ObjectExists

This validator will determinate wetter an object for the given parameter exists or not.

Configuration

The validator can be used and configured as any other validator. You can set the following options:

Examples

In your validators configuration:

All versions of doctrine-module with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=5.5.0
zendframework/zend-config Version ^2.5
zendframework/zend-modulemanager Version ^2.5
doctrine/doctrine-orm-module Version ^0.9.2
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