csDoctrineActAsSortablePlugin

The csDoctrineActAsSortablePlugin is a symfony plugin that allows use of the doctrine behavior actAsSortable.

This behavior provides methods on your model for setting display order/position.

This plugin also contains images to implement for ordering.

Installation

With git

git submodule add git://github.com/bshaffer/csDoctrineActAsSortablePlugin.git plugins/csDoctrineActAsSortablePlugin
git submodule init
git submodule update

With subversion

svn propedit svn:externals plugins

In the editor that's displayed, add the following entry and then save

csDoctrineActAsSortablePlugin https://svn.github.com/bshaffer/csDoctrineActAsSortablePlugin.git

Finally, update:

svn up

Setup

In your config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php file, make sure you have the plugin enabled.

$this->enablePlugins('csDoctrineActAsSortablePlugin');

Apply the behavior to your model in your schema file config/doctrine/schema.yml

MyModel:
  actAs: [Sortable]

Optionally accepts a UniqueBy attribute which will be used on a model with a one-to-many relationship

MyModel:
  actAs:    
    Sortable:
      uniqueBy: [parent_id]

Rebuild your models and database

./symfony doctrine:build --all --and-load

Publish your assets

./symfony plugin:publish-assets

Clear your cache

./symfony cc

#Available Record Methods

• promote

  $record->promote();
  

• demote

  $record->demote();
  

• moveToFirst

  $record->moveToFirst();
  

• moveToLast

  $record->moveToLast();
  

• moveToPosition

  $record->moveToPosition($newPosition);
  

#Available Table Methods

• sort - accepts the array created by the symfony/prototype sortableElement tag

  Doctrine::getTable('MyModel')->sort($order);
  

• findAllSorted - Accepts sort order (asc, desc)

  Doctrine::getTable('Model')->findAllSorted('asc');
  

• findAllSortedWithParent - accepts the parent column name, the value, and sort order (asc, desc)

  Doctrine::getTable('MyModel')->findAllSortedWithParent($fk_value, $fk_name, 'asc');
  

#Example Usage With Admin Generator

In your module, edit config/generator.yml, and under list, object actions, add:

object_actions:
  promote:
    action: promote
  demote:
    action: demote
  _edit:        ~
  _delete:      ~

In your module, edit actions/actions.class.php, Add the following actions:

public function executePromote()
{
  $object=Doctrine::getTable('MyModel')->findOneById($this->getRequestParameter('id'));


  $object->promote();
  $this->redirect("@moduleIndexRoute");
}

public function executeDemote()
{
  $object=Doctrine::getTable('MyModel')->findOneById($this->getRequestParameter('id'));

  $object->demote();
  $this->redirect("@moduleIndexRoute");
}

Running Unit Tests

This plugin comes with a fully functional test suite. If you'd like to run this against the symfony version used in your project, export the $symfony environment variable as follows:

export SYMFONY=/usr/share/php/symfony

The above is where PEAR installs symfony on an Ubuntu/Debian-system.
Be sure to point this at your symfony lib directory!

By default, this will run against a sqlite database. If you'd like to run against postgres or mysql, export the environmental $DB variable as follows:

# Running against mysql:
export DB=mysql; php ./test/bin/prove.php

#Running against postgre:
export DB=postgre; php ./test/bin/prove.php

Database connection data

• mySQL uses root with no password per default
• postgreSQL uses postgres with no password per default

Database-Configuration can be changed in /test/fixtures/project/config/database-*.yml