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This library provides support to PHP Enums, introduced in PHP 8.1, within your Doctrine entities and will generate enum fields for you.

Doctrine introduced kinda enum support, but this will give you just string fields.

Thanks

This project was forked from bpolaszek/doctrine-native-enums by Beno!t POLASZEK and heavily inspired by this blog post

Installation

composer require vkollin/doctrine-backed-enum-fields-bundle

Usage

This library only works with Backed enums.

In a Symfony project

1. Declare the bundle.

// config/bundles.php return [ // ... VKollin\Doctrine\BackedEnumFields\Bundle\DoctrineBackedEnumFieldsBundle::class => ['all' => true], ];

2. Register enums in your configuration.

# config/packages/doctrine_backed_enum_fields.yaml doctrine_backed_enum_fields: enum_types: App\Entity\StatusEnum: ~ #App\Entity\StatusEnum: status # Alternatively, if you want your type to be named "status"

3. Use them in your entities.

declare(strict_types=1); namespace App\Entity; use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM; #[ORM\Entity] final class Book { #[ ORM\Id, ORM\Column(unique: true), ORM\GeneratedValue(strategy: 'AUTO'), ] public int $id; #[ORM\Column] public string $name; #[ORM\Column(type: StatusEnum::class)] public StatusEnum $status; }

Enums in your key

You need to use a custom id generator to use enums as your key. It is also required to set the GeneratedValue strategy to CUSTOM. Otherwise the custom id generator will not be used. Nothing will be generated here though.

#[ORM\Column(name: 'type', type: StatusEnum::class, nullable: false)] #[ORM\GeneratedValue(strategy: 'CUSTOM')] #[ORM\CustomIdGenerator(EnumIdGenerator::class)] #[ORM\Id] private StatusEnum $status,

Then you also need to tag the custom id generator as a doctrine id_generator in your services.yaml

 VKollin\Doctrine\BackedEnumFields\IdGenerator\EnumIdGenerator: class: VKollin\Doctrine\BackedEnumFields\IdGenerator\EnumIdGenerator tags: [ 'doctrine.id_generator' ]

In other projects using Doctrine

use App\Entity\StatusEnum; use BenTools\Doctrine\NativeEnums\Type\NativeEnum; use Doctrine\DBAL\Types\Type; NativeEnum::registerEnumType(StatusEnum::class); // NativeEnum::registerEnumType('status', StatusEnum::class); // Alternatively, if you want your type to be named "status"

License

MIT.

Ceterum censeo Doctrinam esse delendam