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Generate CRUD Code with Doctrine

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  • 0:03
    with Leanna Pelham
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    I feel like making someone else do
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    some work for a while, so let's look at Symfony's code generation tools.
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    The first thing we need our app to do
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    is let users create, view, update, and delete events.
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    In other words, we need a CRUD for the event entity.
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    Want to use Doctrine to generate a CRUD?
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    Yeah, there's a Console command for that, doctrine:generate:crud.
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    This inquisitive command first wants to know
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    which entity we need a CRUD for.

Starting in Symfony 2

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Generate CRUD Code with Doctrine

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5 minutes 31 seconds // HDCC //

Now that we have an event page, we need our app to let users create, view, update and delete events. In other words, we need a CRUD for the Event entity. We can use Doctrine to generate a CRUD for us, but when it does that we need to clean a few things up since we've already been doing work in there. We'll also take a look at how to tighten up the generated code.

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