This document provides instructions for generating common Symfony code elements like bundles, entities, databases, and CRUD functionality through Symfony console commands. It includes commands for generating bundles and entities, creating databases and tables, generating form types, installing assets, clearing caches, creating users, and generating CRUD controllers and templates for managing entities. It also provides tips for troubleshooting, like checking entity mappings, in case of issues.
This document provides instructions for generating common Symfony code elements like bundles, entities, databases, and CRUD functionality through Symfony console commands. It includes commands for generating bundles and entities, creating databases and tables, generating form types, installing assets, clearing caches, creating users, and generating CRUD controllers and templates for managing entities. It also provides tips for troubleshooting, like checking entity mappings, in case of issues.
This document provides instructions for generating common Symfony code elements like bundles, entities, databases, and CRUD functionality through Symfony console commands. It includes commands for generating bundles and entities, creating databases and tables, generating form types, installing assets, clearing caches, creating users, and generating CRUD controllers and templates for managing entities. It also provides tips for troubleshooting, like checking entity mappings, in case of issues.
This document provides instructions for generating common Symfony code elements like bundles, entities, databases, and CRUD functionality through Symfony console commands. It includes commands for generating bundles and entities, creating databases and tables, generating form types, installing assets, clearing caches, creating users, and generating CRUD controllers and templates for managing entities. It also provides tips for troubleshooting, like checking entity mappings, in case of issues.
This command helps you generate CRUD controllers and templates.
First, give the name of the existing entity for which you want to generate a CRU D (use the shortcut notation like AcmeBlogBundle:Post)
The Entity shortcut name: filmBundle:film
By default, the generator creates two actions: list and show.
You can also ask it to generate "write" actions: new, update, and delete.
Do you want to generate the "write" actions [no]? yes
Determine the format to use for the generated CRUD.
Configuration format (yml, xml, php, or annotation) [annotation]: yml
Determine the routes prefix (all the routes will be "mounted" under this prefix: /prefix/, /prefix/new, ...).
Routes prefix [/film]:
Summary before generation
You are going to generate a CRUD controller for "filmBundle:film"
using the "yml" format.
Do you confirm generation [yes]?
CRUD generation
Generating the CRUD code: OK
Generating the Form code: OK Updating the routing: Confirm automatic update of the Routing [yes]? Importing the CRUD routes:
[ERROR] The bundle's "Resources/config/routing.yml" file cannot be imported
from "app/config/routing.yml" because the "filmBundle" bundle is already imported. Make sure you are not using two different configuration/routing formats in the same bundle because it won't work. OK
