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FLOW3 und PHP Testing Tricks
hlubek - 23.04.2012 - 23:59

FLOW3 und PHP Testing Tricks

In der Entwicklung mit FLOW3 spielen Tests eine große Rolle. Das Tests dabei wartbar und aussagekräftig sind, erfordert einiges an Erfahrung beim Test-Driven-Development. Wichtig ist zwischen den verschiedenen Arten von Tests zu unterscheiden und für den richtigen Einsatzzweck anzuwenden
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Password validator
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 21:55

Password validator

This part is a simple example how you can write your own validator. In this case we want to write a validator that checks for the password strenght in our registration.
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Using Aspects
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 21:51

Using Aspects

Aspects are something I am not really used to. I checked the documentation on flow3.typo3.org and figured out a small example how we can use one for this tutorial.
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Working with Settings.yaml
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 21:49

Working with Settings.yaml

Sometimes you need a couple of configuration parameters for your project. In TYPO3 most of this settings are done via flexforms or TypoScript settings.
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Simple GoogleMaps ViewHelper
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 21:39

Simple GoogleMaps ViewHelper

After we added the events, it is time to add a first ViewHelper. Our locations currently has only a name. This is absolutely not enough for a search on GoogleMaps. So the first thing we have to do is extending the model and the add function for the locations.
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Your first relation between to models
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 21:26

Your first relation between to models

It is time to connect our event to an location. Like you already expected, we can do this by using some annotations from Doctrine2 that are available in FLOW3. I did not yet dig that deep that I now all the annotations for Doctrine2 and I am not sure if all annotations are available. But for the beginning we don't need very much.
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Add a navigation using partials
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 21:13

Add a navigation using partials

Since we have more and more actions now and like everybody else we are lazy, we add a navigation now to our layout HTML file. Then we don't have to enter the URL for each action anymore, we can just click the correct link.
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Adding a second Model and Repository
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 21:08

Adding a second Model and Repository

Normally an event has some location where the event takes place. So we create a new model called Location and the corresponding repository called LocationRepository.
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Kickstart (3)mehr
Your first model and repository
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 20:51

Your first model and repository

Just finished to write down the second part of the tutorial. After you finished this you should be able to build a real simple model and repository for your first FLOW3 package.
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Password validator
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 21:55

Password validator

This part is a simple example how you can write your own validator. In this case we want to write a validator that checks for the password strenght in our registration.
... mehr lesen | Klicks: 80 |
General (7)mehr
Your first relation between to models
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 21:26

Your first relation between to models

It is time to connect our event to an location. Like you already expected, we can do this by using some annotations from Doctrine2 that are available in FLOW3. I did not yet dig that deep that I now all the annotations for Doctrine2 and I am not sure if all annotations are available. But for the beginning we don't need very much.
... mehr lesen | Klicks: 68 |
Using Aspects
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 21:51

Using Aspects

Aspects are something I am not really used to. I checked the documentation on flow3.typo3.org and figured out a small example how we can use one for this tutorial.
... mehr lesen | Klicks: 50 |
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Fluid (3)mehr
Add a navigation using partials
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 21:13

Add a navigation using partials

Since we have more and more actions now and like everybody else we are lazy, we add a navigation now to our layout HTML file. Then we don't have to enter the URL for each action anymore, we can just click the correct link.
... mehr lesen | Klicks: 57 |
Simple GoogleMaps ViewHelper
tlayh - 13.03.2012 - 21:39

Simple GoogleMaps ViewHelper

After we added the events, it is time to add a first ViewHelper. Our locations currently has only a name. This is absolutely not enough for a search on GoogleMaps. So the first thing we have to do is extending the model and the add function for the locations.
... mehr lesen | Klicks: 56 |
Testing (1)mehr
FLOW3 und PHP Testing Tricks
hlubek - 23.04.2012 - 23:59

FLOW3 und PHP Testing Tricks

In der Entwicklung mit FLOW3 spielen Tests eine große Rolle. Das Tests dabei wartbar und aussagekräftig sind, erfordert einiges an Erfahrung beim Test-Driven-Development. Wichtig ist zwischen den verschiedenen Arten von Tests zu unterscheiden und für den richtigen Einsatzzweck anzuwenden
... mehr lesen | Klicks: 230 |
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