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Code Generation using Command Line Tools (deprecated)
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> Note: The code generators in `yiic shell` have been deprecated since version 1.1.2. Please use the more powerful and extensible Web-based code generators available in [Gii](/doc/guide/topics.gii), instead.
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Open a command line window, and execute the commands listed as follows,
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~~~
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% cd WebRoot/testdrive
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% protected/yiic shell
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Yii Interactive Tool v1.1
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Please type 'help' for help. Type 'exit' to quit.
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>> model User tbl_user
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generate models/User.php
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generate fixtures/tbl_user.php
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generate unit/UserTest.php
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The following model classes are successfully generated:
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User
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If you have a 'db' database connection, you can test these models now with:
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$model=User::model()->find();
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print_r($model);
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>> crud User
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generate UserController.php
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generate UserTest.php
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mkdir D:/testdrive/protected/views/user
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generate create.php
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generate update.php
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generate index.php
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generate view.php
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generate admin.php
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generate _form.php
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generate _view.php
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Crud 'user' has been successfully created. You may access it via:
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http://hostname/path/to/index.php?r=user
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~~~
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In the above, we use the `yiic shell` command to interact with our
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skeleton application. At the prompt, we execute two sub-commands: `model User tbl_user`
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and `crud User`. The former generates a model class named `User` for the `tbl_user` table,
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while the latter analyzes the `User` model and generates the code implementing
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the corresponding CRUD operations.
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> Note: You may encounter errors like "...could not find driver", even
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> though the requirement checker shows you have already enabled PDO
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> and the corresponding PDO driver. If this happens, you may try
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> to run the `yiic` tool as follows,
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>
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> ~~~
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> % php -c path/to/php.ini protected/yiic.php shell
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> ~~~
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>
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> where `path/to/php.ini` represents the correct PHP ini file.
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Let's enjoy our work by browsing the following URL:
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~~~
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http://hostname/testdrive/index.php?r=user
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~~~
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This will display a list of user entries in the `tbl_user` table.
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Click the `Create User` button on the page. We will be brought to the login
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page if we have not logged in before. After logged in, we see
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an input form that allows us to add a new user entry. Complete the form and
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click on the `Create` button. If there is any input error, a nice error
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prompt will show up which prevents us from saving the input. Back to the
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user list page, we should see the newly added user appearing in the list.
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Repeat the above steps to add more users. Notice that user list page
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will automatically paginate the user entries if there are too many to be
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displayed in one page.
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If we login as an administrator using `admin/admin`, we can view the user
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admin page with the following URL:
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http://hostname/testdrive/index.php?r=user/admin
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~~~
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This will show us the user entries in a nice tabular format. We can click on the table
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header cells to sort the corresponding columns. We can click on the buttons
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on each row of data to view, update or delete the corresponding row of data.
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We can browse different pages. We can also filter and search to look for
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the data we are interested in.
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All these nice features come without requiring us to write a single line
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of code!
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<div class="revision">$Id$</div> |