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Short Description instead of `php bin/console doctrine:mapping:import`
License Apache-2.0
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This tool provides an alternative to the php bin/console doctrine:mapping:import App\\Entity attribute --path=src/Entity command in Symfony 7, as the doctrine:mapping:import command has been removed in the latest versions. It allows for importing entity mappings from existing databases into Symfony applications.
Supported Databases
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- SQLServer
- Oracle
- Sqlite3
Supported Field Types
MySQL
- Does not support
bittypes - When supporting
enumtypes, you need to set mapping_types - Converts similar types (e.g.,
doubletofloat)
PostgreSQL
- Supports numeric, string, date, currency, JSON, UUID, binary, and boolean types
- Does not support complex or custom types
SQLServer
- Supports exact numeric, approximate numeric, date/time, string (char, varchar), Unicode string (nchar, nvarchar), binary string (binary, varbinary), and other data types
- Does not support deprecated or complex data types
Oracle
- Supports various data types such as NUMBER, FLOAT, CHAR, VARCHAR2, DATE, TIMESTAMP, RAW, CLOB, BLOB, etc.
- Does not support other data types
Sqlite
- Supports integer, real, float, double, decimal, varchar, blob, text, date, datetime, and boolean types
Install
Synchronize database tables to the project
Command Line Options
namespace: The namespace for the Entity class (default:App\Entity)type: Type of database field description (attribute, xml, yaml, php) (default:attribute, currently only supportattribute)--path: Path to store Entity class files (default:src/Entity)--ucfirst=true: Generate Symfony 6 style Entities (private properties in camelCase) for seamless code migration (default: Symfony 7 style with underscored private properties)--table: Import specific tables to generate corresponding Entity and Repository classes--without-table-prefix: Ignore table prefix when generating Entities
In this article, we'll use MySQL as an example to demonstrate the generation result.
Assuming your database contains a table called "test," which includes almost all MySQL data types and has unique indexes, composite indexes, and regular indexes:
To generate the corresponding Entity and Repository class files using the command:
The newly created Test entity class will look like this:
Feel free to explore and utilize this tool for managing Doctrine mappings in your Symfony applications!
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All versions of doctrine-helper with dependencies
symfony/http-client Version ^7.0
doctrine/dbal Version ^3|^4
symfony/framework-bundle Version ^7.0