In sfDoctrinePlugin, you can look at the file:
sfDoctrineConfigureDatabaseTask.class.php:
protected function execute($arguments = array(), $options = array())
{
// update databases.yml
if (null !== $options['app'])
{
$file =
sfConfig::get('sf_apps_dir').'/'.$options['app'].'/config/databases.yml';
}
else
{
$file = sfConfig::get('sf_config_dir').'/databases.yml';
}
$config = file_exists($file) ? sfYaml::load($file) : array();
$config[$options['env']][$options['name']] = array(
'class' => $options['class'],
'param' =>
array_merge(isset($config[$options['env']][$options['name']]['param']) ?
$config[$options['env']][$options['name']]['param'] : array(), array('dsn'
=> $arguments['dsn'], 'username' => $arguments['username'], 'password' =>
$arguments['password'])),
);
file_put_contents($file, sfYaml::dump($config, 4));
}
So in your action you could do something like:
$file = sfConfig::get('sf_config_dir').'/databases.yml';
$config = file_exists($file) ? sfYaml::load($file) : array();
// get your config options
$config[$options['env']][$options['name']] = array(
'class' => $options['class'],
'param' =>
array_merge(isset($config[$options['env']][$options['name']]['param']) ?
$config[$options['env']][$options['name']]['param'] : array(), array('dsn'
=> $arguments['dsn'], 'username' => $arguments['username'], 'password' =>
$arguments['password'])),
);
Hope that helps :-)
Jamie
p.s. if anyone knows of a better way, please do let me know. I'll be
interested to hear.
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