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doctrine/data-fixtures v1.0.1

Data Fixtures for all Doctrine Object Managers
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Package created
10 Oct 2011
Version published
23 Mar 2015
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via: doctrine/common@2.13.3
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12 Packages, Including:
doctrine/annotations@1.14.3
doctrine/cache@1.13.0
doctrine/collections@1.8.0
doctrine/common@2.13.3
doctrine/data-fixtures@v1.0.1
doctrine/deprecations@1.1.3
doctrine/event-manager@1.2.0
doctrine/inflector@1.4.4
doctrine/lexer@1.2.3
doctrine/persistence@1.3.8
doctrine/reflection@1.2.4
psr/cache@3.0.0
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does doctrine/data-fixtures do?

The doctrine/data-fixtures is a valuable extension for all Doctrine Object Managers. Its primary function is to facilitate the management and execution of loading data fixtures for the Doctrine ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) or ODM (Object Document Mapper), providing a simple and efficient way to organize web application data.

How do you use doctrine/data-fixtures?

To use doctrine/data-fixtures, you will first need to install it. This can be done from the root directory of data-fixtures by running composer install --dev. This command installs Phpunit, which is included in the dev requirements of the package. After the successful installation of the package, you can run the tests using vendor/bin/phpunit.

However, it's important to note that this is a broad view, and the precise use of the package relies upon its specific application within your project. For a more thorough understanding and direct examples, please refer to the official documentation linked below.

Where are the doctrine/data-fixtures docs?

The official documentation for doctrine/data-fixtures can be found on the Doctrine project's website. It offers an in-depth overview of the package, explaining its purpose and full functionality, as well as step-by-step guides for its use. Here's the direct link to the Documentation. It serves as a comprehensive resource for learning how to effectively use doctrine/data-fixtures in your web development projects.