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Informations about the package lmc-user-doctrine-orm

LmcUserDoctrineORM

Build Status Coverage Status

Based on ZfcUserDoctrineORM by Kyle Spraggs and the ZF-Commons team

Introduction

LmcUserDoctrineORM is a Doctrine2 ORM storage adapter for LmcUser.

Options

The following options are available:

Dependencies

Installation

Set up Database Connection Settings for Doctrine ORM:

Namely, go to Doctrine Connection Settings, and copy/paste/modify the example configuration file content into your config/autoload/doctrine.orm.local.php.

Install Lmc Components:

php composer.phar require lm-commons/lmc-user-doctrine-orm

Set up your Modules in config/application/application.config.php, something like

'modules' => array(
    'DoctrineModule',
    'DoctrineORMModule',
    'LmcUser',
    'LmcUserDoctrineORM',
    'Application',
),

Now, you can use LmcUser SQL schema to set up your database tables.

Alternatively, you can use doctrine-module to do this work for you:

vendor/bin/doctrine-module orm:schema-tool:update --dump-sql

Note: If you want to use a different table schema or user entity then you have to set enable_default_entities to false in the lmcuser config file

If SQL looks okay, do: 

vendor/bin/doctrine-module orm:schema-tool:update --force

You can now navigate to /user and it should work.

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Requires php Version >=7.3
lm-commons/lmc-user Version ^3.3.3
doctrine/doctrine-orm-module Version ^4.0 || ^5.0 || ^6.0
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