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Contributte Doctrine ORM

Doctrine/ORM to Nette Framework.

Content

Setup
Relying
Configuration
Mapping
- Attributes
- Annotations
- XML
- Helpers
Examples
Other

Setup

Install package

composer require nettrine/orm

extensions:
  nettrine.orm: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmExtension

Relying

Take advantage of enpowering this package with 3 extra packages:

doctrine/dbal
doctrine/cache
symfony/console

`doctrine/dbal`

This package relies on doctrine/dbal, use prepared nettrine/dbal integration.

composer require nettrine/dbal

extensions:
  nettrine.dbal: Nettrine\DBAL\DI\DbalExtension

Doctrine ORM needs Doctrine DBAL to be configured. If you register nettrine/dbal extension it will detect it automatically.

Doctrine DBAL provides powerful database abstraction layer with many features for database schema introspection, schema management and PDO abstraction.

`doctrine/cache`

This package relies on doctrine/cache, use prepared nettrine/cache integration.

composer require nettrine/cache

extensions:
  nettrine.cache: Nettrine\Cache\DI\CacheExtension

Doctrine ORM needs Doctrine Cache to be configured. If you register nettrine/cache extension it will detect it automatically.

CacheExtension sets up cache for all important parts: queryCache, resultCache, hydrationCache, metadataCache and secondLevelCache.

This is the default configuration, it uses the autowired driver.

extensions:
  nettrine.orm: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmExtension
  nettrine.orm.cache: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmCacheExtension

You can also specify a single driver or change the nettrine.orm.cache.defaultDriver for all of them.

nettrine.orm.cache:
  defaultDriver: App\DefaultOrmCacheDriver
  queryCache: App\SpecialDriver
  resultCache: App\SpecialOtherDriver
  hydrationCache: App\SpecialDriver('foo')
  metadataCache: @cacheDriver

secondLevelCache uses autowired driver (or defaultDriver, if specified) for CacheConfiguration setup, but you can also replace it with custom CacheConfiguration.

nettrine.orm.cache:
  secondLevelCache: @cacheConfigurationFactory::create('bar')

`symfony/console`

This package relies on symfony/console, use prepared contributte/console integration.

composer require contributte/console

extensions:
  console: Contributte\Console\DI\ConsoleExtension(%consoleMode%)

  nettrine.orm: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmExtension
  nettrine.orm.console: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmConsoleExtension(%consoleMode%)

Since this moment when you type bin/console, there'll be registered commands from Doctrine DBAL.

Configuration

Schema definition

nettrine.orm:
 configuration:
   proxyDir: <path>
   autoGenerateProxyClasses: <boolean>
   proxyNamespace: <string>
   metadataDriverImpl: <service>
   entityNamespaces: <mixed[]>
   customStringFunctions: <mixed[]>
   customNumericFunctions: <mixed[]>
   customDatetimeFunctions: <mixed[]>
   customHydrationModes: <string[]>
   classMetadataFactoryName: <string>
   defaultRepositoryClassName: <string>
   namingStrategy: <class>
   quoteStrategy: <class>
   entityListenerResolver: <class>
   repositoryFactory: <class>
   defaultQueryHints: <mixed[]>
   filters:
     <string>:
       class: <string>
       enabled: <boolean>

 entityManagerDecoratorClass: <class>
 configurationClass: <class>

Under the hood

Minimal configuration could look like this:

nettrine.orm:
  configuration:
    autoGenerateProxyClasses: %debugMode%

Take a look at real Nettrine ORM configuration example at contributte/webapp-project.

Side notes

The compiler extensions would be so big that we decided to split them into more separate files / compiler extensions.
At this time we support only 1 connection, the default connection. If you need more connections (more databases?), please open an issue or send a PR. Thanks.
Are you looking for custom types? You can register custom types in DBAL, see Nettrine DBAL.
You have to configure entity mapping (see below), otherwise you will get It's a requirement to specify a Metadata Driver error.

Mapping

Doctrine ORM needs to know where your entities are located and how they are described (mapping).

Additional metadata provider needs to be registered. We provide bridges for these drivers:

attributes (Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmAttributesExtension)
annotations (Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmAnnotationsExtension)
xml (Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmXmlExtension)

Attributes

Since PHP 8.0, we can use #[attributes] for entity mapping.

<?php

namespace App\Model\Database;

use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM;

#[ORM\Entity]
#[ORM\Table(name: 'customer')]
class Customer
{

    #[ORM\Column(length: 32, unique: true, nullable: false)]
    protected string $username;

    #[ORM\Column(columnDefinition: 'CHAR(2) NOT NULL')]
    protected string $country;

}

Use OrmAttributesExtension as the bridge to the AttributeDriver. This is the default configuration.

extensions:
  nettrine.orm: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmExtension
  nettrine.orm.attributes: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmAttributesExtension

nettrine.orm.attributes:
  mapping: [
    namespace: path
  ]
  excluded: []

Example configuration for entity located at app/Model/Database folder.

nettrine.orm.attributes:
  mapping:
   App\Model\Database: %appDir%/Model/Database

Annotations

Are you using @annotations in your entities?

<?php

namespace App\Model\Database;

use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM;

/**
 * @ORM\Entity
 * @ORM\Table(name="customer")
 */
class Customer
{

    /**
     * @ORM\Column(length=32, unique=true, nullable=false)
     */
    protected string $username;

    /**
     * @ORM\Column(columnDefinition="CHAR(2) NOT NULL")
     */
    protected string $country;

}

This feature relies on doctrine/annotations, use prepared nettrine/annotations integration.

composer require nettrine/annotations

extensions:
  nettrine.annotations: Nettrine\Annotations\DI\AnnotationsExtension

You will also appreciate ORM => Annotations bridge, use OrmAnnotationsExtension. This is the default configuration, it uses an autowired cache driver. Please note that OrmAnnotationsExtension must be registered after AnnotationsExtension. Ordering is crucial!

extensions:
  # Common
  nettrine.annotations: Nettrine\Annotations\DI\AnnotationsExtension

  # ORM
  nettrine.orm: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmExtension
  nettrine.orm.annotations: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmAnnotationsExtension

nettrine.orm.annotations:
  mapping: [
    namespace: path
  ]
  excluded: []

Example configuration for entity located at app/Model/Database folder.

nettrine.orm.annotations:
  mapping:
   App\Model\Database: %appDir%/Model/Database

XML

Are you using XML mapping for your entities?

<doctrine-mapping xmlns="http://doctrine-project.org/schemas/orm/doctrine-mapping"
      xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
      xsi:schemaLocation="http://doctrine-project.org/schemas/orm/doctrine-mapping
                          https://www.doctrine-project.org/schemas/orm/doctrine-mapping.xsd">

    ...

</doctrine-mapping>

You will also appreciate ORM => XML bridge, use OrmXmlExtension. This is the default configuration:

extensions:
  nettrine.orm: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmExtension
  nettrine.orm.xml: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmXmlExtension

nettrine.orm.xml:
  mapping: [
    namespace: path
  ]
  fileExtension: .dcm.xml
  simple: false

Using simple you will enable SimplifiedXmlDriver.

Helpers

MappingHelper

You can use the predefined MappingHelper helper class in your compiler extensions. Be careful, you have to call it in beforeCompile phase.

use Nette\DI\CompilerExtension;
use Nettrine\ORM\DI\Helpers\MappingHelper;

class CategoryExtension extends CompilerExtension
{

  public function beforeCompile(): void
  {
    MappingHelper::of($this)
        ->addAnnotation('App\Model\Database', __DIR__ . '/../app/Model/Database')
        ->addAnnotation('Forum\Modules\Database', __DIR__ . '/../../modules/Forum/Database')
        ->addXml('Gallery1\Modules\Database', __DIR__ . '/../../modules/Gallery1/Database')
        ->addXml('Gallery2\Modules\Database', __DIR__ . '/../../modules/Gallery2/Database', $simple = TRUE)
  }

}

Examples

1. Manual example

composer require nettrine/annotations nettrine/cache nettrine/migrations nettrine/fixtures nettrine/dbal nettrine/orm

# Extension > Nettrine
# => order is crucial
#
extensions:
  # Common
  nettrine.annotations: Nettrine\Annotations\DI\AnnotationsExtension
  nettrine.cache: Nettrine\Cache\DI\CacheExtension
  nettrine.migrations: Nettrine\Migrations\DI\MigrationsExtension
  nettrine.fixtures: Nettrine\Fixtures\DI\FixturesExtension

  # DBAL
  nettrine.dbal: Nettrine\DBAL\DI\DbalExtension
  nettrine.dbal.console: Nettrine\DBAL\DI\DbalConsoleExtension

  # ORM
  nettrine.orm: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmExtension
  nettrine.orm.cache: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmCacheExtension
  nettrine.orm.console: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmConsoleExtension
  nettrine.orm.annotations: Nettrine\ORM\DI\OrmAnnotationsExtension

2. Example projects

We've made a few skeletons with preconfigured Nettrine nad Contributte packages.

3. Example playground

https://github.com/contributte/playground (playground)
https://contributte.org/examples.html (more examples)

Other

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2. Example projects

3. Example playground

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