Add documentation to use Zenstruck Foundry instead of Alice #1699
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| ```console | ||
| docker compose exec php \ | ||
| composer require --dev maker | ||
| ``` |
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I would split the two calls to maker in two separate commands for clarity.
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WDYM
Do you mean these calls?
bin/console make:factory 'App\Entity\Book' &&
bin/console make:factory 'App\Entity\Review'
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No, just two lines:
$ bin/console make:factory 'App\Entity\Book'
$ bin/console make:factory 'App\Entity\Review'
| 'book' => BookFactory::randomOrCreate(), | ||
| 'publicationDate' => \DateTimeImmutable::createFromMutable(self::faker()->dateTime()), | ||
| 'rating' => self::faker()->numberBetween(0, 5), | ||
| ]; |
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Can't we keep Alice too? |
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@alanpoulain we could keep Alice's documentation in another file, but we should make it crystal clear that we recommend Foundry, as Symfony. |
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| ```console | ||
| docker compose exec php \ | ||
| composer require --dev maker | ||
| ``` |
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No, just two lines:
$ bin/console make:factory 'App\Entity\Book'
$ bin/console make:factory 'App\Entity\Review'
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| Thanks to Symfony Flex, Alice (and [AliceBundle](https://github.com/theofidry/AliceBundle)) are ready to use! | ||
| Place your data fixtures files in a directory named `fixtures/`. | ||
| And, install [Symfony/MakerBundle](https://github.com/symfony/maker-bundle) |
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MakerBundle is installed with the distribution.
Co-authored-by: Kévin Dunglas <kevin@dunglas.fr>
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@dunglas I did the suggested changes |
Co-authored-by: Kévin Dunglas <kevin@dunglas.fr> Co-authored-by: Kevin Bond <kevinbond@gmail.com>
| return [ | ||
| 'author' => self::faker()->name(), | ||
| 'body' => self::faker()->text(), | ||
| 'book' => lazy(fn() => BookFactory::randomOrCreate()), |
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@kbond Thank you for your answer, I use your lazy function to create exactly 100 books first and create 30 reviews with random books from the database.
I was not aware of this lazy function or just read too fast this part of the documentation, that's very interesting, thx.
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But indeed, I could also do that in the DefaultReviewsStory:
ReviewFactory::new()
->withAttributes(['book' => BookFactory::randomOrCreate(),
->many(200)
->create()
;
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Thank you very much! |
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