badlamer / propel-uuid-behavior
Propel behavior that helps you to set fixed UUID
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Requires
- php: >=5.3.3
- propel/propel1: ~1.6
- ramsey/uuid: ~3.0
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: > 4.7, < 6
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README
Helps you add UUID for propel ActiveRecord
Requirements
This behavior requires Propel >= 1.6.0 and Ramsey\Uuid for PHP >= 5.4
Installation
Get the code by cloning this repository, or by using Composer (recommended):
{ "require": { "badlamer/propel-uuid-behavior": "dev-master" } }
Then, if you don't use Composer, or an autoloader in your application, add the
following configuration to your build.properties
or propel.ini
file:
propel.behavior.uuid.class = vendor.badlamer.propel-uuid-behavior.src.UuidBehavior
Note:
vendor.badlamer.propel-uuid-behavior.src.UuidBehavior
is the path to access theUuidBehavior
class in "dot-path" notation.
Then declare the behavior in your schema.xml
:
<table name="person"> <!-- Explict define a column, else the beavior would create a colum called "uuid". We need to have at least one column with primaryKey="true" to avoid the error: >>Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function getPhpName() on null in [...] vendor/propel/propel1/generator/lib/builder/om/QueryBuilder.php:478<< --> <column name="id" type="CHAR" size="36" required="true" primaryKey="true" /> <!-- We are linking the column with the name >>id<< to the behavior. Now the uuid generation is used for each new created entity. --> <behavior name="uuid"> <parameter name="name" value="id" /> </behavior> </table>