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or apply transformation on sfGuard tables into your main schema
When you generate a schema with sf_guard tables from your main database with the following command, the schema contains all the tables included the sf_guard tables (it's normal).
symfony propel-build-schema xml
Then after, when you build the model classes, the sfGuardPlugin classes have a wrong name and are in a wrong place (lib/). There is a post on this problem, how to correctly use propel-build-schema after sfGuardPlugin installation?
symfony propel-build-model
To correct the schema, apply the transformation on the XML schema after the schema generation :
symfony transform-schema-sfguard xml
The script add in the schema for all sf_guard_* tables, the package and the phpName with the camelcase used by the plugin.
Also you have to switch off the schema in the plugin to don't have twice declaration :
mv ./plugins/sfGuardPlugin/config/schema.yml ./plugins/sfGuardPlugin/config/schema.yml.off
The script: myPakeTransformSchemaSfguard.php
pake_desc( 'apply transformation on sfGuard tables into your main schema' ); pake_task( 'transform-schema-sfguard', 'project_exists' ); function run_transform_schema_sfguard($task, $args) { // Check params // -- missing params ? if ( !count($args) > 1 ) { throw new Exception("You must provide a transformation to apply.\nsymfony transform-schema-sfguard\nsymfony transform-schema-sfguard xml"); } // -- schema exists ? if ($args[0] == 'xml') { $schema_filename = sprintf( '%s/schema.xml', sfConfig::get('sf_config_dir') ); if ( !file_exists($schema_filename) ) { throw new Exception( "Missing schema.xml" ); } } else { $schema_filename = sprintf( '%s/schema.yml', sfConfig::get('sf_config_dir') ); if ( !file_exists($schema_filename) ) { throw new Exception( "Missing schema.yml (not yet implemented)" ); } else { throw new Exception( "schema.yml not yet implemented" ); } } // Backup schema //pake_copy( $schema_filename, $schema_filename . '.previous', array('override' => true) ); if ($args[0] == 'xml') { $handle = fopen($schema_filename, "r"); // get the entire file in $contents $contents = ''; while (!feof($handle)) { $contents.= fread($handle, 8192); } fclose($handle); $num = preg_match_all('/<table(.*)>/i', $contents, $matches); // each table definition found foreach ($matches[0] as $val) { if (!preg_match('/package|phpName/i', $val) && preg_match('/name="(sf_guard_.+?)"/i', $val, $val_matches)) { $table_name = $val_matches[1]; //$php_name = sfInflector::camelize($val_matches[1]); $php_name = sfToolkit::pregtr($val_matches[1], array('#/(.?)#e' => "'::'.strtoupper('\\1')", '/(_)(.)/e' => "strtoupper('\\2')", '/(^)(.)/e' => "strtolower('\\2')")); $pattern = '/(<table.*)(name="'.$table_name.'")(.*>)/i'; $replace = '$1$2 package="plugins.sfGuardPlugin.lib.model" phpName="'.$php_name.'" $3'; $contents = preg_replace($pattern, $replace, $contents, 1, $count); pake_echo($table_name); } } // write the result $handle = fopen($schema_filename, "w+"); fwrite($handle, $contents); fclose($handle); } }
Put the myPakeTransformSchemaSfguard.php script into data/tasks directory
mv ./plugins/sfGuardPlugin/config/schema.yml ./plugins/sfGuardPlugin/config/schema.yml.off symfony propel-build-schema xml symfony transform-schema-sfguard xml symfony propel-build-model
Some PHP code to clean the cache very useful when you don't have access to symfony "command line interface" on production server.
file: symfony_cc.php
<?php function deltree($f) { $sf = realpath($sf); if (is_dir($f)) { foreach(glob($f.'/*') as $sf) { if (is_dir($sf) && !is_link($sf)) { deltree($sf); if (is_writable($sf)) { echo 'Delete dir.: '.$sf."\n"; rmdir($sf); } } else { if (is_writable($sf)) { echo 'Delete file: '.$sf."\n"; unlink($sf); } } } } else { die('Error: '.$f.' not a directory'); } } echo '<pre>'; echo 'Clean symfony cache'."\n"; echo "\n"; deltree('../../cache'); echo '</pre>';