Le 09/05/2011 22:03, keymaster a écrit :
Besides doctrine:generate:entities, anyone know of a faster way than
manually typing out the yaml files?
Perhaps an import from MySQL Workbench or some other data modelling tool?
The good workflow (except for legacy databases) is not to design the
database but to design the objects as what you are writting is a PHP
project, not a SQL one. It will allows you to have a database that fits
the need of your PHP objects instead of putting constraints on them.
Thus, you will have to write your classes anyway. Doctrine 2 is not
about code generation. The EntityGenerator is just an helper tool but it
does not handle the inheritance well and it does not work well for
bidirectionnal relations as the generated setters don't take care to
always update the owning side.
And finally, having a CRUD app also requires to write controllers, forms
and templates and Symfony2 is not about code generation either.
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