• Installation
• When using parameters.yml
• Usage of this bundle

This Symfony bundle is a wrapper around bowlofsoup/couchbase-access-layer. Checkout the README.md of that repository on how to use it.

Installation

Require the bundle via composer in your Symfony ^7.0 project.

composer require bowlofsoup/couchbase-access-layer-bundle

Add the bundle to your AppKernel.php.

$bundles = [
    ...
    new \BowlOfSoup\CouchbaseAccessLayerBundle\CouchbaseAccessLayerBundle()
    ...
];

Add the correct parameters in a new file: config/packages/couchbase_access_layer.yml.

couchbase_access_layer:
    host: '%env(COUCHBASE_HOST)%'
    user: '%env(COUCHBASE_USER)%'
    password: '%env(COUCHBASE_PASSWORD)%'
    bucket_default: '%env(COUCHBASE_DEFAULT_BUCKET)%'

Update your .env file

Make sure to add the correct configuration values to your .env file:

COUCHBASE_HOST="127.0.0.1"
COUCHBASE_USER="couchbase_user"
COUCHBASE_PASSWORD="couchbase_password"
COUCHBASE_DEFAULT_BUCKET="default"

Usage of this bundle

You can use BowlOfSoup\CouchbaseAccessLayer\Repository\BucketRepository as dependency for your service. It will take the 'default' bucket you configured for you to use the query builder on.

See the README.md of the bowlofsoup/couchbase-access-layer repository on how to use this 'query builder'.

You can also make your own definition of a BucketRepository to use a different bucket than the default you configured.

my_own_bucket_repository:
    class: BowlOfSoup\CouchbaseAccessLayer\Repository\BucketRepository
    arguments:
        - 'your bucket'
        - '@BowlOfSoup\CouchbaseAccessLayer\Factory\ClusterFactory'

This goes in your own services.yml definition.