doctrine-bootstrap

doctrine-bootstrap is a Databases & SQL skill for AI agents, published by orangehrm in the orangehrm repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates doctrine-bootstrap D (60/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Framework-level reference for how OrangeHRM wires up Doctrine ORM 2.20 — the single EntityManager singleton, multi-path entity discovery driven by `ohrm_plugin_paths`, the multi-path `OrangeHRM\Entity\` PSR-4 namespace in `src/composer.json`, the dev/prod cache split (`ArrayAdapter` vs `FilesystemAdapter`), proxy auto-generation strategy, the `enum`-to-`string` platform mapping, registering custom DQL functions like `TIME_DIFF`, and how to access the EntityManager from your code. Use whenever the user is adding a new plugin and needs to register its entity dir, debugging "class not found" / unmapped-entity errors, wondering why Doctrine still uses annotations instead of PHP 8 attributes, configuring cache behavior, regenerating proxies after deployment, or adding a custom DQL function. Companion to the `entities` skill (defining entities) and `daos` skill (querying them).

Grade
D
Quality
60 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
1,095

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Our review

Architecture
93 / 100
Maturity
Basic: a single SKILL.md
Security scan
Low-risk patterns
License
GPL-3.0
Adoption
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