146 lines
4.8 KiB
PHP
146 lines
4.8 KiB
PHP
<?php
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return array(
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Filename & Format
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| The default filename (without extension) and the format (php or json)
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*/
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'filename' => '_ide_helper',
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'format' => 'php',
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Helper files to include
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Include helper files. By default not included, but can be toggled with the
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| -- helpers (-H) option. Extra helper files can be included.
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*/
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'include_helpers' => false,
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'helper_files' => array(
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base_path().'/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Support/helpers.php',
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),
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Model locations to include
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Define in which directories the ide-helper:models command should look
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| for models.
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*/
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'model_locations' => array(
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//'app/Models',
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),
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/*
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| Extra classes
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| These implementations are not really extended, but called with magic functions
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*/
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'extra' => array(
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'Eloquent' => array('Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder', 'Illuminate\Database\Query\Builder'),
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'Session' => array('Illuminate\Session\Store'),
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),
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'magic' => array(
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'Log' => array(
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'debug' => 'Monolog\Logger::addDebug',
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'info' => 'Monolog\Logger::addInfo',
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'notice' => 'Monolog\Logger::addNotice',
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'warning' => 'Monolog\Logger::addWarning',
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'error' => 'Monolog\Logger::addError',
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'critical' => 'Monolog\Logger::addCritical',
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'alert' => 'Monolog\Logger::addAlert',
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'emergency' => 'Monolog\Logger::addEmergency',
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)
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),
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Interface implementations
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| These interfaces will be replaced with the implementing class. Some interfaces
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| are detected by the helpers, others can be listed below.
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*/
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'interfaces' => array(
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),
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Support for custom DB types
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| This setting allow you to map any custom database type (that you may have
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| created using CREATE TYPE statement or imported using database plugin
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| / extension to a Doctrine type.
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| Each key in this array is a name of the Doctrine2 DBAL Platform. Currently valid names are:
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| 'postgresql', 'db2', 'drizzle', 'mysql', 'oracle', 'sqlanywhere', 'sqlite', 'mssql'
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| This name is returned by getName() method of the specific Doctrine/DBAL/Platforms/AbstractPlatform descendant
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| The value of the array is an array of type mappings. Key is the name of the custom type,
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| (for example, "jsonb" from Postgres 9.4) and the value is the name of the corresponding Doctrine2 type (in
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| our case it is 'json_array'. Doctrine types are listed here:
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| http://doctrine-dbal.readthedocs.org/en/latest/reference/types.html
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| So to support jsonb in your models when working with Postgres, just add the following entry to the array below:
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| "postgresql" => array(
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| "jsonb" => "json_array",
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| ),
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*/
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'custom_db_types' => array(
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),
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Support for camel cased models
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| There are some Laravel packages (such as Eloquence) that allow for accessing
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| Eloquent model properties via camel case, instead of snake case.
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| Enabling this option will support these packages by saving all model
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| properties as camel case, instead of snake case.
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| For example, normally you would see this:
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| * @property \Carbon\Carbon $created_at
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| * @property \Carbon\Carbon $updated_at
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| With this enabled, the properties will be this:
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| * @property \Carbon\Carbon $createdAt
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| * @property \Carbon\Carbon $updatedAt
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| Note, it is currently an all-or-nothing option.
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*/
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'model_camel_case_properties' => false,
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);
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