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This project is a PHP library that facilitates building Breeze JS compatible backends using Doctrine
a well documented, feature rich and popular Object Relational Mapper for PHP which supports several database systems
Currently this library supports Doctrine ORM only. Future versions should support Doctrine MongoDB ODM too.
Some of the Doctrine Types are converted into Breeze Data Types
string
- String
- SQL VARCHAR to a PHP string.integer
- Int32
- SQL INT to a PHP integer.smallint
- Int32
- SMALLINT to a PHP integer.bigint
- Int32
- BIGINT to a PHP string.boolean
- Boolean
- SQL boolean to a PHP boolean.decimal
- Decimal
- SQL DECIMAL to a PHP double.date
- DateTime
- SQL DATETIME to a PHP DateTime object.time
- DateTime
- SQL TIME to a PHP DateTime object.datetime
- DateTime
- SQL DATETIME/TIMESTAMP to a PHP DateTime object.float
- Double
- SQL Float (Double Precision) to a PHP double. IMPORTANT: Works only with locale settings that use decimal points as separator.String
a powerful serialization library for PHP. Provides more control over your serialized results. e.g: if you want to exclude a property from returned results, you may use the @Exclude annotation. Read the documentation to find out more.
(Optional, if you want to support validation) a powerful validation service for PHP with out of box support for Doctrine.
Please note that, by using the Symfony components, it does not necessarily mean you have to use the full stack symfony framework, since they are decoupled and standalone components.
Some of the Validation Constraints are converted to equivalent breeze validators.
The library uses composer, the package manager for PHP.
add these lines to your composer.json
and run composer update
"require": {
"adrotec/breeze.server.php": "dev-master"
}
Please note that symfony/validator - 2.6+
is required by "adrotec/breeze.server.php"
since the library relies on ConstraintViolation::getConstraint()
method which is not (yet) available in the older versions.
The library provides a basic framework to easily bootstrap the API. You may use either Application
or StandaloneApplication
class.
Application
class/* @var $entityManager instanceof \Doctrine\ORM\EntityManager */
/* @var $serializer instanceof \JMS\Serializer\SerializerInterface */
/* @var $validator instanceof \Symfony\Component\Validator\Validator\ValidatorInterface */
$app = new Adrotec\BreezeJs\Framework\Application(
$entityManager,
$serializer,
$validator
);
$app->addResources(array(
'Employees' => 'EmpDirectory\Model\Employee',
'Departments' => 'EmpDirectory\Model\Department',
'Jobs' => 'EmpDirectory\Model\Job',
));
/* @var $request instanceof \Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request */
$response = $app->handle($request);
StandaloneApplication
class
$loader = require 'vendor/autoload.php';
$app = new Adrotec\BreezeJs\Framework\StandaloneApplication();
$app->setConnection(array(
'driver' => 'pdo_mysql',
'host' => 'localhost',
'dbname' => 'employees',
'user' => 'root',
'password' => ''
));
// configuring doctrine, serializer and validator
// using xml mappings
$app->addMapping(array(
'namespace' => 'EmpDirectory\Model',
'type' => 'xml',
'extension' => '.orm.xml', // default ".dcm.xml"
'doctrine' => __DIR__ . '/src/EmpDirectory/config/doctrine', // doctrine directory
'serializer' => __DIR__ . '/src/EmpDirectory/config/serializer', // [optional] serializer metadata directory
'validation' => __DIR__ . '/src/EmpDirectory/config/validation.xml', // [optional] validation file
));
// limiting the api to certain classes
$app->addResources(array(
// Resource name => Class name
'Employees' => 'EmpDirectory\Model\Employee',
'Jobs' => 'EmpDirectory\Model\Job',
'Departments' => 'EmpDirectory\Model\Department',
));
$app->build();
$app->run();
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