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Nll
Nll

Reputation: 872

Create or build UML schema from Doctrine entity yml or Xml in symfony2

I generated all entities in my symfony projects,can I have any idea or solution or software to create or regenerate a UML schema from doctrine entity generated on my project(xml or yml).

Upvotes: 3

Views: 5532

Answers (4)

olidem
olidem

Reputation: 2121

Look at this solution: https://packagist.org/packages/onurb/doctrine-yuml-bundle

It's a symfony bundle that will offer you the console command 

bin/console yuml:mappings

and will write an image yuml-mapping.png.

Upvotes: 3

Ludek Vodicka
Ludek Vodicka

Reputation: 1730

Check out ORM Designer. It can do exactly what you need, if you don't mind its paid software. And you can use it to edit schemas for your projects in visual environment and generate your XML/YML definitions from the visual schema.

Upvotes: 1

Nll
Nll

Reputation: 872

So to resolve that,I'm using visual paradigm for uml,this software is not for free it needs activation key.But it offers a connection directly to your database,just follow "tools => database => reverse Database,then you create your "Entity Relationship Diagram",finally just you click with right button of your mouse on the page of ERD and choose "synchronize to class diagram" and automatically you will have your class diagram,finally you can just add your setter and getter,also you can export it to a lot of kind of format(XML,Xls...).

Upvotes: 1

user1041440
user1041440

Reputation: 211

Using free tools, a way to do is to use the command

phpuml -x 1 -o C:\symfony\httpfoundation.xmi C:\symfony\vendor\symfony\src\Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation

(this is a sample for generating the schema from symfony source code)

Then using BoUml Viewer or ArgoUML for viewing the generated file.

I tried other way to do it but none was giving good results...

The best way I found (and I use) is to do it with Sparx Systems - Enterprise Architect, but you have to pay for it :(

Anyway, if you find another working way to do it, I'm quite interested :)

Best regards, Christophe

Upvotes: 1

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