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Informations about the package zf-annotated-forms

Repository abandoned 2020-11-27

This repository has been archived since we are not using it anymore internally. Feel free to use it AS-IS, we won't be providing any support anymore.

Installation

Add to composer.json

Add to application config

Configuration files

Copy module.zf-annotated-forms-global.dist.php to your application configuration autoload directory. You can adjust this file and set the default values. The annotated_forms can also be declared in your module config.

Form configuration

initializers: Array of service manager keys, which return InitializerInterfaces. These initializers are used to inject dependencies in form elements.

listeners: Array of service manager keys, which return EventListenerAggregateInterface. These listeners can be used to adjust the form.

cache: Service manager key, which return Cache\StorageInterface. This cache storage is used to save parsed annotations. This can be left null if you do not want to be using cache.

cache_key: The cache key where the parsed configuration is being saved in the cache locator. This can be left null if you do not want to be using cache.

entity: The name of the class which contains the form annotations.

Load the form

You can now use the serviceManager to retrieve your form. In the config example above, you can use:

Configure cache

While configuring a cache storage, there are some things to keep in mind:

Sample configuration:

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