6_enum_generation.md

WameGeneratorBundle

1. Introduction | 2. Getting started | 3. Configuration options | 4. Entity Generation | 5. CRUD Generation | 6. Enum Generation | 7. Form Generation | 8. Voter Generation | 9. Datatable Generation | 10. Overriding twig files | 11. Extending this bundle

Enum generation

command: wame:generate:enum

Using the DoctrineEnumBundle, you can add enum type classes which you can use as types for your entities.

Argument

You can directly specify the enum type class name in the argument.

php bin/console wame:generate:enum ProductType

If you need to generate the enum in a different bundle than the default bundle, you can use the shortcut notation:

php bin/console wame:generate:enum AcmeBundle:ProductType

Options

--options

With the --options option (apologies for confusing name) a string can be provided that contains sets for each enum-option in the following format:
"value,CONST,Label|value-two,CONST_TWO,Label two"

For example, if you wish to create a StatusType with 'new', 'in-progress' and 'completed' options, you could use the following command:

php bin/console wame:generate:enum StatusType --options="new,NEW,New|in-progress,IN_PROGRESS,In progress|completed,COMPLETED,Completed"

If you so prefer, you can also use an array format:

php bin/console wame:generate:enum StatusType --options="[
    [new,NEW,New],
    [in-progress,IN_PROGRESS,In progress],
    [completed,COMPLETED,Completed]
]"

If you're feeling extra lazy, you can leave out the constant and label. These will then automatically be determined by the generator.

php bin/console wame:generate:enum StatusType --options="new|in-progress|completed"

--overwrite

Add this option if you want to overwrite files if they already exist.