How to embed MongoDB documents in Symfony 3.4
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I´m new in Symfony 3.4 and I am try to embed a document into another document, like this:
{
name:"alex",
age: 18,
schoolGrades:{
elementary: "yes",
highScholl: "yes",
college: "no"
}
}
I´m using Doctrine ODM to work this, but I don´t know how I can do this.
mongodb symfony doctrine-odm
asked Nov 21 at 20:19
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I´m new in Symfony 3.4 and I am try to embed a document into another document, like this:
{
name:"alex",
age: 18,
schoolGrades:{
elementary: "yes",
highScholl: "yes",
college: "no"
}
}
I´m using Doctrine ODM to work this, but I don´t know how I can do this.
mongodb symfony doctrine-odm
asked Nov 21 at 20:19
Robert_Rmz
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I´m new in Symfony 3.4 and I am try to embed a document into another document, like this:
{
name:"alex",
age: 18,
schoolGrades:{
elementary: "yes",
highScholl: "yes",
college: "no"
}
}
I´m using Doctrine ODM to work this, but I don´t know how I can do this.
mongodb symfony doctrine-odm
asked Nov 21 at 20:19
Robert_Rmz
83
I´m new in Symfony 3.4 and I am try to embed a document into another document, like this:
{
name:"alex",
age: 18,
schoolGrades:{
elementary: "yes",
highScholl: "yes",
college: "no"
}
}
I´m using Doctrine ODM to work this, but I don´t know how I can do this.
mongodb symfony doctrine-odm
mongodb symfony doctrine-odm
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There's a concept of Embedded documents that does exactly that:
/** @Document */
class Student
{
/** @EmbedOne(targetDocument="SchoolGrades") */
private $schoolGrades;
}
/** @EmbeddedDocument */
class SchoolGrades
{
}
https://www.doctrine-project.org/projects/doctrine-mongodb-odm/en/1.2/reference/embedded-mapping.html
answered Nov 22 at 8:04
Небојша Камбер
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Thanks for your answer @Небојша Камбер. I understand that to save the data of the document these should be mapped and then generate their setters and getters, the other question is if the embedded document will be filled from a form, I must map this document from the class where I declare it or I must put their setters an getters there?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 23 at 15:11
Embedded forms correspond to embedded documents. I usually make form type classes for each document class (StudentTypeandSchoolGradesType) and then add the child type in the parent type (->add('schoolGrades', SchoolGradesType::class)in theStudentType)
– Небојша Камбер
Nov 27 at 11:01
Thanks again, I was reviewing the embedded forms, but I didn´t understand what they were used for, you would have a more complete example of embedded classes and how you could implement them in an embedded form that you could show me?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 30 at 1:31
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
There's a concept of Embedded documents that does exactly that:
/** @Document */
class Student
{
/** @EmbedOne(targetDocument="SchoolGrades") */
private $schoolGrades;
}
/** @EmbeddedDocument */
class SchoolGrades
{
}
https://www.doctrine-project.org/projects/doctrine-mongodb-odm/en/1.2/reference/embedded-mapping.html
answered Nov 22 at 8:04
Небојша Камбер
447510
Thanks for your answer @Небојша Камбер. I understand that to save the data of the document these should be mapped and then generate their setters and getters, the other question is if the embedded document will be filled from a form, I must map this document from the class where I declare it or I must put their setters an getters there?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 23 at 15:11
Embedded forms correspond to embedded documents. I usually make form type classes for each document class (StudentTypeandSchoolGradesType) and then add the child type in the parent type (->add('schoolGrades', SchoolGradesType::class)in theStudentType)
– Небојша Камбер
Nov 27 at 11:01
Thanks again, I was reviewing the embedded forms, but I didn´t understand what they were used for, you would have a more complete example of embedded classes and how you could implement them in an embedded form that you could show me?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 30 at 1:31
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
There's a concept of Embedded documents that does exactly that:
/** @Document */
class Student
{
/** @EmbedOne(targetDocument="SchoolGrades") */
private $schoolGrades;
}
/** @EmbeddedDocument */
class SchoolGrades
{
}
https://www.doctrine-project.org/projects/doctrine-mongodb-odm/en/1.2/reference/embedded-mapping.html
answered Nov 22 at 8:04
Небојша Камбер
447510
Thanks for your answer @Небојша Камбер. I understand that to save the data of the document these should be mapped and then generate their setters and getters, the other question is if the embedded document will be filled from a form, I must map this document from the class where I declare it or I must put their setters an getters there?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 23 at 15:11
Embedded forms correspond to embedded documents. I usually make form type classes for each document class (StudentTypeandSchoolGradesType) and then add the child type in the parent type (->add('schoolGrades', SchoolGradesType::class)in theStudentType)
– Небојша Камбер
Nov 27 at 11:01
Thanks again, I was reviewing the embedded forms, but I didn´t understand what they were used for, you would have a more complete example of embedded classes and how you could implement them in an embedded form that you could show me?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 30 at 1:31
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
There's a concept of Embedded documents that does exactly that:
/** @Document */
class Student
{
/** @EmbedOne(targetDocument="SchoolGrades") */
private $schoolGrades;
}
/** @EmbeddedDocument */
class SchoolGrades
{
}
https://www.doctrine-project.org/projects/doctrine-mongodb-odm/en/1.2/reference/embedded-mapping.html
answered Nov 22 at 8:04
Небојша Камбер
447510
There's a concept of Embedded documents that does exactly that:
/** @Document */
class Student
{
/** @EmbedOne(targetDocument="SchoolGrades") */
private $schoolGrades;
}
/** @EmbeddedDocument */
class SchoolGrades
{
}
https://www.doctrine-project.org/projects/doctrine-mongodb-odm/en/1.2/reference/embedded-mapping.html
answered Nov 22 at 8:04
Небојша Камбер
447510
answered Nov 22 at 8:04
Небојша Камбер
447510
answered Nov 22 at 8:04
Небојша Камбер
447510
answered Nov 22 at 8:04
Небојша Камбер
447510
447510
Thanks for your answer @Небојша Камбер. I understand that to save the data of the document these should be mapped and then generate their setters and getters, the other question is if the embedded document will be filled from a form, I must map this document from the class where I declare it or I must put their setters an getters there?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 23 at 15:11
Embedded forms correspond to embedded documents. I usually make form type classes for each document class (StudentTypeandSchoolGradesType) and then add the child type in the parent type (->add('schoolGrades', SchoolGradesType::class)in theStudentType)
– Небојша Камбер
Nov 27 at 11:01
Thanks again, I was reviewing the embedded forms, but I didn´t understand what they were used for, you would have a more complete example of embedded classes and how you could implement them in an embedded form that you could show me?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 30 at 1:31
add a comment |
Thanks for your answer @Небојша Камбер. I understand that to save the data of the document these should be mapped and then generate their setters and getters, the other question is if the embedded document will be filled from a form, I must map this document from the class where I declare it or I must put their setters an getters there?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 23 at 15:11
Embedded forms correspond to embedded documents. I usually make form type classes for each document class (StudentTypeandSchoolGradesType) and then add the child type in the parent type (->add('schoolGrades', SchoolGradesType::class)in theStudentType)
– Небојша Камбер
Nov 27 at 11:01
Thanks again, I was reviewing the embedded forms, but I didn´t understand what they were used for, you would have a more complete example of embedded classes and how you could implement them in an embedded form that you could show me?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 30 at 1:31
Thanks for your answer @Небојша Камбер. I understand that to save the data of the document these should be mapped and then generate their setters and getters, the other question is if the embedded document will be filled from a form, I must map this document from the class where I declare it or I must put their setters an getters there?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 23 at 15:11
Thanks for your answer @Небојша Камбер. I understand that to save the data of the document these should be mapped and then generate their setters and getters, the other question is if the embedded document will be filled from a form, I must map this document from the class where I declare it or I must put their setters an getters there?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 23 at 15:11
Embedded forms correspond to embedded documents. I usually make form type classes for each document class (
StudentType and SchoolGradesType) and then add the child type in the parent type (->add('schoolGrades', SchoolGradesType::class) in the StudentType)– Небојша Камбер
Nov 27 at 11:01
Embedded forms correspond to embedded documents. I usually make form type classes for each document class (
StudentType and SchoolGradesType) and then add the child type in the parent type (->add('schoolGrades', SchoolGradesType::class) in the StudentType)– Небојша Камбер
Nov 27 at 11:01
Thanks again, I was reviewing the embedded forms, but I didn´t understand what they were used for, you would have a more complete example of embedded classes and how you could implement them in an embedded form that you could show me?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 30 at 1:31
Thanks again, I was reviewing the embedded forms, but I didn´t understand what they were used for, you would have a more complete example of embedded classes and how you could implement them in an embedded form that you could show me?
– Robert_Rmz
Nov 30 at 1:31
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