Doctrine how to generate db table from yaml?

Generating a database from a yaml file must be done in two steps Generate the models from the yaml file using Doctrine_Core::generateModelsFromYaml() Generate the database from the models using Doctrine_Core::createTablesFromModels() I suggest writing a command-line script to call both these functions in sequence, and to automate a few other necessary steps. Here is the core of the script I use to re-generate my database echo 'Deleting old models...'; deleteAllFilesInDirectory(APPPATH . '/models/generated'); echo "done.

\n"; echo 'Generating models...'; Doctrine_Core::generateModelsFromYaml('schema. Yml', APPPATH . '/models'); echo "done.

\n"; echo 'Recreating database tables...'; Doctrine_Core::dropDatabases(); Doctrine_Core::createDatabases(); Doctrine_Core::createTablesFromModels(APPPATH . '/models'); echo "done. \n"; echo 'Loading data...'; Doctrine_Core::loadData('autoload.

Yml', 'true'); echo "done. \n.

Generating a database from a yaml file must be done in two steps. Generate the models from the yaml file using Doctrine_Core::generateModelsFromYaml(). Generate the database from the models using Doctrine_Core::createTablesFromModels().

I suggest writing a command-line script to call both these functions in sequence, and to automate a few other necessary steps. Here is the core of the script I use to re-generate my database. Echo 'Deleting old models...'; deleteAllFilesInDirectory(APPPATH .'/models/generated'); echo "done.

\n"; echo 'Generating models...'; Doctrine_Core::generateModelsFromYaml('schema. Yml', APPPATH .'/models'); echo "done. \n"; echo 'Recreating database tables...'; Doctrine_Core::dropDatabases(); Doctrine_Core::createDatabases(); Doctrine_Core::createTablesFromModels(APPPATH .

'/models'); echo "done. \n"; echo 'Loading data...'; Doctrine_Core::loadData('autoload. Yml', 'true'); echo "done.

\n.

This is not possible as I've found out the hard way. You can generate models from the yaml file and then create tables from the models. My Doctrine does the first one perfectly, but the creation of the tables just doesn't happen.

I'm still trying to find a solution to create tables from a yaml file.

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