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THIS PROJECT IS NO LONGER MAINTAINED AS I HAVE SWITCHED TO RUBY ON RAILS.

OH, AND PLEASE STOP SENDING ME PHP JOB OFFERS, I'M NOT INTERESTED IN COMING BACK.

Model Generator, 0.2v

Usage: php index.php --uri='generator/index' --name="" --fields="" [--auto] [--directory] [--save] [--force]

  --name           Model name
  --auto           Tries automatically create model based on database schema (prone to errors)
  --fields         Fields (syntax below)
  --directory      Model directory (defaults to APPPATH.'classes/model/'
  --save           Save to file (by default, generator throws everything up to STDOUT)
  --force          Force save (ignores if file already exists)

Information

This model generator should be used only in conjunction with Kohana3-CRUD. It's designed to work with it, uses Formo and basically without it is pretty useless.

If you have any cool ideas about how to improve it, send me a pull request. Code cleanup would also be nice. Oh, and grab me a beer while you're at it ;)

Syntax

Example: field_name:field_type[options]; field_name2:field_type2[options2]; (etc)

  field_name: field name from database (e.g. id, name, etc)
  field_type: int, varchar, text, blob, (date, datetime, timestamp), primary, file
              primary - won't be visible
              file - allows simple upload of images (can be modified later on)
              (both special types should be used without conjunction with other types, e.g. id:primary doesn't need id:int)
  options:    varchar length or foreign key in relations (see below)

Relations

It is possible to create relations directly through generator. Syntax is based on the one above:

relation_type:related_model[foreign_key]

  relation_type: belongs_to, has_one or has_many
  related_model: model related to the created one (e.g. while creating comments model, belongs_to:entries) 
  foreign_key:   optional foreign key if you don't follow Kohana's convention (model_id)

** YOU SHOULD NOT ADD FIELD IF YOU HAVE ALREADY CREATED A RELATION FROM IT ** (it will probably break and it's not really a smart idea, seriously)