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Informations about the package restorm-bundle
UcsfOrmOrm
(This document is a work in progress.)
A Symfony bundle that provides a Doctrine-based ORM over REST services
This bundle began as a need to connect Symfony applications with back-end REST services. Rather than duplicating Guzzle code across controller-injected services or making a complete new and custom library for them to share, I wanted to have bona fide entity managers, configured like a Doctrine entity manger, managing REST data. Rather than creating an actual Doctrine driver for REST (a possible retooling in the future) this bundle takes a middle approach by using Doctrine's facilities to emulate that sort of coupling. What you get are configurable entity managers with repositories, a managed way to initiate specific and detailed REST commands, and the ability to have REST data hydrate Symfony entities that are configured with Doctrine annotation. The configuration is fairly simple and though different from how Doctrine itself is configured it otherwise works fairly the same during application development.
Installation
- Add to composer.json
"ucsf/restorm": "dev-master"
- Add the bundle to AppKernel.php
new Ucsf\LdapOrmBundle\UcsfRestOrmBundle()
- Install using composer
$ composer install ucsf/restorm-bundle
Documentation
Develop with RestLdapOrm
Configure a REST service in config.yml
Dependency injection for REST Entity Managers and Services
Creating Entities (usually to represent an object class)
It works pretty much as Doctrine entities that are generated from a real SQL database. I have not experimented with much more of the Doctrine annotation than what you see here.
Coding the Service
Once you get to this point, it's pretty much just like any other Doctrine entity manager.
