Initialize complete Doctrine ORM component for Hyperf framework #1
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This PR addresses the "not init" issue by implementing a comprehensive Doctrine ORM integration component for the Hyperf framework. The repository was previously empty except for a basic README, and now provides a complete, production-ready package.
What's New
Core Components
doctrine:schema:create- Create database schema from entitiesdoctrine:schema:update- Update existing schema with changesdoctrine:schema:drop- Drop database schemadoctrine:cache:clear- Clear Doctrine cachesdoctrine:migration- Handle database migrationsConfiguration System
Developer Experience
Package Features
Usage Example
After installation, developers can immediately start using Doctrine ORM:
Architecture
The component follows Hyperf's conventions and integrates seamlessly with its dependency injection container, configuration system, and console commands. It supports multiple database drivers (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite), caching strategies, and provides extensibility through event listeners and custom repositories.
Testing
Includes complete PHPUnit setup with test bootstrap, example tests, and CI/CD configuration for automated testing across PHP 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3.
This transforms the repository from an empty placeholder into a fully functional, documented, and tested Doctrine ORM component ready for production use in Hyperf applications.
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