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Informations about the package consistence-doctrine

Consistence Enum Doctrine types

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Package abandoned

This package is considered obsolete and abandoned. Since PHP 8.1 introduced native enum support, there is no need for user-land implementation of enums, neither their custom integration into Doctrine.

Installation

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Usage

Define Doctrine type for the enum

You can choose to inherit from StringEnumType, IntegerEnumType, FloatEnumType or BooleanEnumType depending on the enum values.

Register the created type in Doctrine

In Nette with nettrine/dbal integration, you can register the types in your configuration:

Use the type in entity

Use enum in query builder

PHPStan support (via phpstan/phpstan-doctrine)

The abstract enum type classes are anotated as PHPStan generics and define proper typehints for their convert* methods. This means you can teach PHPStan your custom enum types via ReflectionDescriptor:

Differences from the official consistence/consistence-doctrine

The official integration consistence/consistence-doctrine uses postload entity event to convert data stored in database to enum instances.

The main advantage of that approach is that you don't need to create and register new doctrine type for every enum.

The disadvantages are:

All versions of consistence-doctrine with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version >=7.4.0 <8.2
consistence/consistence Version ^2.0@dev
doctrine/dbal Version ^2.6@dev || ^3.0@dev
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