Create a simple CMS system using Symfony on Windows (i)

http://blog.csdn.net/kunshan_shenbin/article/details/7164675

Reference from: http://xsymfony.801.cxne.net/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=12&rpid=459&page=1

Before you create a project, you first need to build a symfony environment. http://blog.csdn.net/kunshan_shenbin/article/details/7162243

1. Create a working directory and build a project file

>MD CMS

>CD CMS

>symfony Generate:project CMS

>symfony Generate:app frontend

>symfony Generate:app Backend

2. Apache under configuration item (new virtual host)

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2. <VirtualHost *:1300>
4. DocumentRoot "D:\Work\PHP\cms\web"
6. DirectoryIndex index.php
8. <Directory "D:\Work\PHP\cms\web">
10. AllowOverride All
12. Allow from all
14. </Directory>
18. ALIAS/SF D:\XAMPP\PHP\DATA\SYMFONY\WEB\SF
20. <Directory "D:\XAMPP\PHP\DATA\SYMFONY\WEB\SF">
22. AllowOverride All
24. Allow from all
26. </Directory>
28. </VirtualHost>

Attention:

The above configuration needs to be added to the httpd-vhosts.conf file, and the corresponding port is opened for listening in httpd.conf.

Of course, we can also add the corresponding domain name resolution by modifying the Hosts file. Skip here (use localhost).

After restarting Apache, you can see the Symfony Project welcome page by visiting Http://localhost:1300/.

From here, we can choose a handy IDE to open the project in order to get a better start.

3. Configure and create a database

Open the Databases.yml file in the project config, and modify the parameters of the database connection.

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1. # you can find more information  about this file on the symfony website:  
2. # http:// www.symfony-project.org/reference/1_4/en/07-Databases  
3. &NBSP;&NBSP;
4. All :   
5. &NBSP;&NBSP;DOCTRINE:&NBSP;&NBSP;
6.     class:  sfdoctrinedatabase  
7. &NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;PARAM:&NBSP;&NBSP;
8.       dsn:      mysql:host =localhost; dbname=CMS&NBSP;&NBSP;
9. &NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;USERNAME:&NBSP;ROOT&NBSP;&NBSP;
10.       password: root  

Define schema (CMS/CONFIG/DOCTRINE/SCHEMA.YML)

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2. Category:
4. Columns
6. Name:string (50)
8. Description:string (1000)
12. Content:
14. ActAs:
16. Timestampable: ~
18. Columns
20. Title:string (255)
22. Body:clob
24. View_count:integer
26. Recommend_level:
28. Type:enum
30. Values: [0, 1, 2]
32. Default:2
34. Category_id:integer
36. Relations:
38. Category:
40. local:category_id
42. Foreign:id
44. Foreignalias:contents
48. Comment:
50. Columns
52. Body:clob
54. User_id:integer
56. Content_id:integer
58. Relations:
60. Content:
62. local:content_id
64. Foreign:id
66. Foreignalias:comments

Run the following command:

>symfony Doctrine:build--all

4. Import test Data

Open the Cms/data/fixtures/fixtures.yml file and enter the test data

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2. # # Populate This file with the data to is loaded by your ORM ' s *:d ata-load task.
4. # # can create multiple files in this directory (i.e. 010_USERS.YML,
6. # # 020_ARTICLES.YML, etc) which'll be loaded in alphabetical order.
8. # #
10. # # See documentation for your ORM's *:d ata-load task for more information.
12. #
14. # User:
16. # Fabien:
18. # Username:fabien
20. # Password:changeme
22. # Name:fabien Potencier
24. # email: [Email protected]
26. # kris:
28. # Username:Kris.Wallsmith
30. # Password:changeme
32. # Name:kris Wallsmith
34. # email: [Email protected]
38. Category:
40. C1:
42. Name: Brazil
44. Description: South American team
46. C2:
48. Name: United Kingdom
50. Description: European Team
52. C3:
54. Name: Ghana
56. Description: African team
60. Content:
62. T1:
64. Title: Kaka assists
66. Body: ...
68. View_count:6
70. recommend_level:0
72. Category:c1
74. Comments: [M1, M2]
76. T2:
78. Title: Wayne Rooney has no big act
80. Body: ...
82. View_count:10
84. Recommend_level:1
86. Category:c2
90. Comment:
92. M1:
94. Body: Great
96. M2:
98. Body: It's too disappointments.

Run the following command:

> Symfony doctrine:data-load

5. Next we start to build the admin page in the background:

>symfony Doctrine:generate-admin Backend Category

>symfony Doctrine:generate-admin Backend Content

>symfony Doctrine:generate-admin Backend Comment

Access the page from the following address (development environment portal)

Http://localhost:1300/backend_dev.php/category

Http://localhost:1300/backend_dev.php/content

Http://localhost:1300/backend_dev.php/comment

Then run the following command to add style resources such as CSS:

>symfony plugin:publish-assets

After the visit, the page will be much prettier than the original.

Create a simple CMS system using Symfony on Windows (i)