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WameGeneratorBundle

1. Introduction | 2. Getting started | 3. Configuration options | 4. Entity Generation | 5. CRUD Generation | 6. Enum Generation | 7. Form Generation | 8. Voter Generation | 9. Datatable Generation | 10. Overriding twig files | 11. Extending this bundle

Voter generation

command: wame:generate:voter

For an entity a voter can be generated either during CRUD generation or if you wish to generate a voter class only, you can use this form-command.

The generated voter will always contain attributes for actions that could be generated. Each attribute is prefixed with the upper cased underscored entity name.

For example, a voter for the entity ProductStore will get the following attributes:
PRODUCT_STORE_INDEX, PRODUCT_STORE_SEARCH, PRODUCT_STORE_VIEW, PRODUCT_STORE_CREATE, PRODUCT_STORE_EDIT, PRODUCT_STORE_DELETE

By default all attributes will only return true for the admin, so you'll most likely need to change this file.

Additionally, the generator will add the abstract class 'AppVoter' if it doesn't exist already. This AppVoter will be extended by generated voters.

Argument

You can directly specify the entity class name in the argument.

php bin/console wame:generate:voter Product

If you need to generate the voter for an entity in a different bundle than the default bundle, you can use the shortcut notation:

php bin/console wame:generate:voter AcmeBundle:Product

Options

--overwrite

Add this option if you want to overwrite the file if it already exists.

This overwrite option won't affect changes you've made to the AppVoter.

TIP

If you haven't set up any security settings yet, like configuring the FOSUSerBundle, the generated code becomes hard to check in your interface as you need to be the admin.

A quick way to log in, without going though the process of setup up a full security setup first, is to add the following to your app/config/config_dev.yml

security:
    encoders:
        Symfony\Component\Security\Core\User\User: plaintext
    firewalls:
        main:
            anonymous: ~
            http_basic: ~
    providers:
        in_memory:
            memory:
                users:
                    admin:
                        password: admin
                        roles: 'ROLE_ADMIN'

This will directly enable you to login using basic_auth when you are in development-environment.