How to use attribute instead of annotations

[memememetoo]

I want to use attribute instead of annotation for "@Encrypted" .

What is the attribute equivalent of "@Encrypted" for entities?

[memememetoo]

I tried "#[Encrypted]", but its not working. Its showing an error "data is missing".

[genseirin]

I'm also interested in support for attributes.

[memememetoo]

I'm also interested in support for attributes.

Looks like the support is not there yet. I am using this bundle instead. https://packagist.org/packages/michaeldegroot/doctrine-encrypt-bundle

it supports Attributes!!

[genseirin]

Thank you, @codenamerana

[genseirin]

https://packagist.org/packages/michaeldegroot/doctrine-encrypt-bundle

But it doesn't seem to support Symfony 6. EncryptBundle has more recent updates and is compatible. Maybe it's easier to add attribute support here.

[memememetoo]

https://packagist.org/packages/michaeldegroot/doctrine-encrypt-bundle

But it doesn't seem to support Symfony 6. EncryptBundle has more recent updates and is compatible. Maybe it's easier to add attribute support here.

I am already using michaeldegroot in latest symfony 6. No issues.

[mogilvie]

Thanks for the suggestion. I have updated to support Attribute declaration of #[Encrypted] to master for the moment. Please let me know if this meets your needs and I will publish.

[memememetoo]

Thanks for the update :)

[genseirin]

perfect, thank you!

[WietseDevelto]

Thanks for the suggestion. I have updated to support Attribute declaration of #[Encrypted] to master for the moment. Please let me know if this meets your needs and I will publish.

I am using the master branch and the annotation, but the data is still not encrypted. Am I missing something?

[mogilvie]

@WietseDevelto Have pushed the definition by Attribute to v3.0.2 release. Annotations are still supported but will are deprecated and will be removed in next major release.