# sfEasyDebug Plugin

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## Overview

sfEasyDebugPlugin provides a crud REST api to a given model. It is in the same spirit as the 
well known "Admin Generator".

## Security

Security mechanisms are typically decided based on many factors, most of them external to this plugin.
As a direct consequence, sfEasyDebugPlugin doesn't implement security by itself. 
Nevertheless, a module generated by sfEasyDebugPlugin includes a default config/security.yml
with is_secure at on. It forces the sfUser to be authenticated to access the generated module.
Moreover, the admin generators are usually done in backend which are restricted to http request
coming from localhost.

All in all, sfEasyDebugPlugin provides some guidances but ultimatly it is up to you to secure
your application.

## Overview

This plugin will add a date manipulation library to the symfony framework.
The library manipulates timestamp values, allowing you to quickly translate a date into another date based on an infinite number of operations.
The library contains a base add function, which handles all cases of a single date manipulation.
It also contains a large number of other functions based on the add function, which faciliate more complicated operations.
Finally, the library contains an instantiable class, which provides an interface hook into the main library allowing chainable date manipulation operations for more readable code.

## Installation

To install sfEasyDebugPlugin:

    
    ./symfony plugin-install symfony/sfEasyDebugPlugin
    

Clear your cache

    
    ./symfony cc
    

You're done!

## Module Generation

To get the list of all available tasks, simply type the following at the root of your
project.
    
    $ ./symfony list restadmin
    

Currently, the only available task is 'init-admin', purposely inspired from the usual
'propel:init-admin' and 'doctrine:init-admin'. This task has the same syntax as well
to be easier to use. 

Example to a restAdmin generator module **article** for a given model **Article**
, and application **frontend**:
    
    $ ./symfony restadmin:init-admin frontend article Article
    

## Rest Usage

### Notes

  **NOTE**: It is currently support only doctrine. propel support may be added in the future when time allows.

## Change Log

  * 0.0.1
    * added sfDateTimeToolkit
      * added breakdown function
    * sfTime
      * added clear<Time> functions
      * added set<Time> functions
    * sfDate
      * added format parameter to date and datetime functions

## License

For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE
file that was distributed with this source code.