Symfony3 error Namespace does not contain any mapped entities

4
votes

I tried generate getters and setters in Symfony 3.0.1

when i run command 

php bin/console doctrine:generate:entities VendorName/MyBundle/EntityName

i have error

Namespace "VendorName\MyBundle\EntityName" does not contain any mapped entities.

where is the mistake?

Edit-1: First generate entity with YAML format

Edit-2: I tried generate getters and setters for vendor bundle

Also i try with command php bin/console doctrine:generate:entities VendorNameMyBundle:EntityName and have another error: 

Can't find base path for "VendorName\MyBundle\Entity\EntityName" (path: "/home/site/vendor/vendorname/mybundle/Entity", destination: "/home/site/vendor/vendorname/mybundle/Entity").
3
phpdoctrine-ormsymfony
did you first generate an entity classes with annotation mappings? (or YAML, XML mapping, whatever). Here the documentation. – Federkun
First generate entity with YAML format – Neokortex
what's the path of your entity class? MyBundle\Entity\EntityName? Is VendorNameMyBundle a valid and registered bundle name? – Federkun
VendorNameMyBundle is a valid and registered bundle name – Neokortex
Where is your EntityName.php file saved? What is your namespace value in EntityName.php? What is the class name in EntityName.php? – Jan Rydrych

3 Answers

2
votes

As John Pancoast points out in his answer to a different question:

Doctrine does not support PSR-4 when doing anything with code generation. It has to do with how they map class namespaces to filesystem paths and how PSR-4 allows class/namespace paths that don't directly map to the filesystem.

https://github.com/doctrine/DoctrineBundle/issues/282

To clarify what exactly is needed to resolve the error message; You have to edit your bundle's composer.json file, and also change the bundle's folder structure.

in composer.json change psr-4 to psr-0:

"autoload": {
    "psr-4": { "Acme\\Bundle\\AwesomeBundle\\": "" }
},

to:

"autoload": {
    "psr-0": { "Acme\\Bundle\\AwesomeBundle\\": "" }
},

Change bundle's folder structure from:

vendor
 +--acme
     +--awesome-bundle
         |--Controller
         |--Entity

to:

vendor
 +--acme
     +--awesome-bundle
         +--Acme
             +--Bundle
                 +--AwesomeBundle
                     |--Controller
                     |--Entity

The following command will no longer throw an exception:

bin/console doctrine:generate:entities AwesomeBundle
0
votes

You have mistake in command, you trying to generate entities but you provide class name for one entity. Try the following for all entities:

php bin/console doctrine:generate:entities VendorName/MyBundle

or if you want just one entity: 

php bin/console doctrine:generate:entity VendorName/MyBundle/EntityName
-1
votes

Symfony 3.22 with src/AppBundle/Entity/User.php

if you add new field using ORM

**/**
 * @ORM\Column(name="last_login", type="datetimetz")
 */
private $lastLogin;**

just use

use php bin/console doctrine:generate:entities AppBundle

it will check all your Entities r and update getters and setters

then use

php bin/console doctrine:schema:update to update your database

use

php bin/console doctrine:schema:update --force in PROD enviroment