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Informations about the package mcm-zend-db-factory

Magium Configuration Manager - Zend DB Adapter

This is a simple library that allows to configure a Zend DB adapter using the Magium Configuration Manager.

Setup

Using it is really easy.

First install via composer

Then wire your application to use MCM.

You can also wire you Zend DI component to work with it:

To Change Settings

Use the MCM configuration manager to change settings. For example, if you are going to use the CLI to make changes you have the following options:

If you need to change the configuration to something else:

Voila! You're done. No deployment necessary.

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Requires magium/configuration-manager Version ^1.0
zendframework/zend-db Version ^2.8
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