Simple command line tool for rapid development of database-related routines work (creating entity, form and model PHP classes/files) under PHP/Nette framework environment.

In command line, type

>composer require spaceboy/datex

Copy file datex.php from

APP_ROOT/vendor/spaceboy/datex/bin/datex.php

to

APP_ROOT/app/bin/datex.php

In APP_ROOT/config/services.neon add service into service list:

services:
	- Spaceboy\Datex\DatexModel(%datex%)

In APP_ROOT/config/services.neon add datex section into parameters:

parameters:
	datex:
		entity:
			namespace: App\Model\Entities
			path: app/model/entities
			template: templateEntity.phtml
		form:
			namespace: App\Forms
			path: app/forms
			template: templateForm.phtml
		model:
			namespace: App\Model
			path: app/model/models
			template: templateModel.phtml

Before first run, make sure your database connection is correctly set.

In database section of your config file (APP_ROOT/config/local.neon or APP_ROOT/config/common.neon) should be your DB connection described somehow like that:

database:
	dsn: 'mysql:host=127.0.0.1;dbname=my_database'
	user: db_user
	password: *****

In command line terminal, go to the APP_ROOT/bin directory and try very first run:

>php datex.php

If anything goes wrong, clear the cache and try again.

Works? Great. You can use the script in simple, classic way:

>php datex.php command [--parameter] [--switch]

tables

>php datex.php tables

Writes list of accessible tables and views in database.

columns

>php datex.php columns --table table_name
>php datex.php columns -t=table_name

Writes list of columns of database table.

entity

>php datex.php entity --table table_name [--file path/to/EntityFile.php] [--overwrite] [--screen]
>php datex.php entity -t=table_name [-f="path/to/EntityFile.php"] [-o] [-s]

Creates PHP entity file based on colums of database table.

The file is placed in default directory declared in config section, or specified if file parameter of script.

If the target file already exists, script halts unless the ---overwite (-o) switch is used.

If the --screen (-s) switch is used, source code of PHP file is shown on screen and no file is written.

form

>php datex.php form --table table_name [--file path/to/EntityFile.php] [--overwrite] [--screen]
>php datex.php form -t=table_name [-f="path/to/EntityFile.php"] [-o] [-s]

Works same way as entity command, except that creates nette form file based on colums of database table.

model

>php datex.php model --table table_name [--file path/to/EntityFile.php] [--overwrite] [--screen]
>php datex.php model -t=table_name [-f="path/to/EntityFile.php"] [-o] [-s]

Works same way as entity and form command, except that creates PHP model file based on colums of database table.