build.properties-sample

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# P R O P E L  C O N F I G U R A T I O N  F I L E
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# This file contains some example properties.  Ideally properties
# should be specified in the project-specific build.properties file;
# however, this file can be used to specify non-default properties
# that you would like to use accross all of your Propel projects.
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#

propel.home = .

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#  P R O J E C T
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# This is the name of your Propel project. The name of your Propel
# project is used (by default) to determine where the generator will
# find needed configuration files and will place resuilting build
# files. E.g. if your project is named 'killerapp', Propel will
# look here for schema.xml and runtime-conf.xml files:
#
#   projects/killerapp/
#
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# You can set this here, but it's preferrable to set this in a
# project-specific build.properties file.
#
# propel.project = bookstore

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#  T A R G E T  D A T A B A S E
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# This is the target database, only considered when generating
# the SQL for your Propel project. Your possible choices are:
#
#   mssql, mysql, oracle, pgsql, sqlite
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# You can set this here, but it's preferrable to set this in a
# project-specific build.properties file.
#
# propel.database = mysql

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#  O B J E C T  M O D E L  I N F O R M A T I O N
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# These settings will allow you to customize the way your
# Peer-based object model is created.
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# addGenericAccessors
#   If true, Propel adds methods to get database fields by name/position.
#
# addGenericMutators
#   If true, Propel adds methods to set database fields by name/position.
#
# addSaveMethod
#   If true, Propel adds tracking code to determine how to save objects.
#
# addTimeStamp
#   If true, Propel true puts time stamps in phpdoc of generated om files.
#
# basePrefix
#   A string to pre-pend to the file names of base data and peer objects.
#
# complexObjectModel
#   If true, Propel generates data objects with collection support and
#   methods to easily retreive foreign key relationships.
#
# targetPackage
#   Sets the PHP "package" the om files will generated to, e.g.
#   "com.company.project.om".
#
# targetPlatform
#   Sets whether Propel is building classes for php5 (default)
#   or php4 (experimental).
#
# packageObjectModel
#   Sets whether Propel is packaging ObjectModel for several
#   [package].schema.xml files. The <database package="packageName">
#   attribute has to be set then. (warning: this is experimental!)
#
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# classes will be put in (and  included from) this directory
# e.g. if package is "bookstore" then om will expect include('bookstore/Book.php'); to work.
# use dot-path notation -- e.g. my.bookstore -> my/bookstore.
#
propel.targetPackage = ${propel.project}

propel.addGenericAccessors = false
propel.addGenericMutators = false
propel.addSaveMethod = true
propel.addTimeStamp = true
propel.basePrefix = Base
propel.complexObjectModel = true
propel.targetPlatform = php5
propel.packageObjectModel = false

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#  D B   C O N N E C T I O N   S E T T I N G S
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# PDO connection settings. These connection settings are used by
# build tagets that perform database operations (e.g. 'insert-sql',
# 'reverse').
#
# You can set them here, but it's preferrable to set these properties
# in a project-specific build.properties file.
#

# If you want to use a custom driver, specify it below, otherwise
# leave it blank or comment it out to use Creole stock driver.
#
# propel.database.driver = creole.drivers.sqlite.SQLiteConnection

# Note that if you do not wish to specify the database (e.g. if you
# are using multiple databses) you can use the @DB@ token which
# will be replaced with a database at runtime.
#
# propel.database.url = mysql:host=$host;dbname=$database

# For MySQL or Oracle, you also need to specify username & password
# propel.database.user = [db username]
# propel.database.password = [db password]

# Use the URL below to specify a DSN to used to create the database.
# Note that this URL should not contain the database name, as you will
# get an error if the database does not exist.
# (This does not apply to SQLite since the databse is automatically created
# when the connection is made -- if it does not already exist.)
#
# propel.database.createUrl = mysql:host=$host;dbname=$database


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# D A T A B A S E  TO  X M L
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# samePhpName
#   If true, the reverse task will set the phpName attribute for the
#   tables and columns to be the same as SQL name.
#
# addVendorInfo
#   If true, the reverse task will add vendor specific information
#   to the database schema
#
# addValidators
#   List of Validators that the reverse task may add to the schema
#   based on database constraints.
#   Allowed tokens are:
#      none       add no validators
#      all        add all validators
#      maxlength  add maxlengths for string type columns
#      maxvalue   add maxvalue for numeric columns
#      type       add notmatch validators for numeric columns
#      required   add required validators for required columns
#      unique     add unique validators for unique indexes
#   You can cherry-pick allowed validators by using a comma-separated value, e.g
#      maxvalue,type,required
#
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# propel.samePhpName = false
# propel.addVendorInfo=true
# propel.addValidators=none


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#  D A T A B A S E   B U I L D   C O N F I G
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# Some databases provide some configuration options that can be set
# in this script.
#
# === MySQL
# propel.mysql.tableType
#   Use this property to set the table type of generated tables (e.g. InnoDB, MyISAM).