Provider for Zend\Db about zfc-rbac

[bakura10]

That would be nice but would need to refactor some parts to use adapter pattern. Currently the objects all use Doctrine directly.

Remember though that the dependency is on doctrine dbal, not ORM, this is quite light.

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Le 26 avr. 2013 à 13:02, Mech7 [email protected] a écrit :

Currently the db relies on doctrine, which is annoying if you already use zend\db
it would be nice if there would be a implementation for a zend's db provider.

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[jmleroux]

I made a provider for Zend\Db.
You can look in closed pull requests, but i didn't have the time to finish it.

[jmleroux]

I started this one : https://github.com/jmleroux/JmlRbacZdb

[bakura10]

That looks nice. However is this REALLY needed ? Can't you just configure doctrine dbal ? I doubt this code will change a lot but this needs that we need to maintain the code at two places if we have this. Maybe @spiffyjr should have chosen Zend\Db from the ground up to add no new dependency, but well, Doctrine\DBAL is a pretty light library (and between us, it's better than Zend\Db).

[spiffyjr]

Yea, but people using Zend\Db likely have a connection setup for it already and aren't using Doctrine DBAL at all. Perhaps the best option is to just use a PDO connection instead?

[bakura10]

It won't remove any problem. In each cases people using Zend\Db will have to rewrite their config connections parameters even if we use PDO. But yeah, PDO is the lightest solution of all =).

[spiffyjr]

Yea, but the base of Zend\Db and Doctrine\DBAL is PDO, correct? They could all use the PDO and inject it into either Doctrine\DBAL or Zend\Db.

[cdekok]

The base of zend\db is not pdo, but it has a pdo adapter (and others).. the main problem is that i would not like to write my own rbac module, but I don't want 2 database connections (and t2 different db abstractions layers) in my application either ;)

[bakura10]

Hi @mech7 ,

Next version of ZfcRbac (currently in refactor branch) is now more agnostic and does not rely on anything. It's up to the developer to develop its own providers.