Reference for defining Doctrine entities in OrangeHRM — the docblock annotation conventions, table-name conventions (ohrm for new tables, hshr for legacy 4.x-imported tables), column types and options, ID strategies, relations (ManyToOne / OneToMany / ManyToMany with mappedBy / inversedBy / cascade / JoinColumn / JoinTable), ArrayCollection initialization, @ORM\EntityListeners for lifecycle (the only lifecycle pattern this codebase uses — not @HasLifecycleCallbacks), the project-specific Decorator pattern (DecoratorTrait + sibling Decorator class), and the NestedSet helper for tree-shaped entities. Use whenever the user is creating a new entity, adding columns or relations to an existing one, adding an EntityListener (typically for encrypting sensitive columns), writing a Decorator, working with a tree entity (Subunit pattern), or debugging "why is this field null after load" / "why does this relation not lazy-load." Companion to doctrine-bootstrap (how Doctrine is wired) and daos (querying entities).
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Reference for defining Doctrine entities in OrangeHRM — the docblock annotation conventions, table-name conventions (ohrm for new tables, hshr for legacy 4.x-imported tables), column types and options, ID strategies, relations (ManyToOne / OneToMany / ManyToMany with mappedBy / inversedBy / cascade / JoinColumn / JoinTable), ArrayCollection initialization, @ORM\EntityListeners for lifecycle (the only lifecycle pattern this codebase uses — not @HasLifecycleCallbacks), the project-specific Decorator pattern (DecoratorTrait + sibling Decorator class), and the NestedSet helper for tree-shaped entities. Use whenever the user is creating a new entity, adding columns or relations to an existing one, adding an EntityListener (typically for encrypting sensitive columns), writing a Decorator, working with a tree entity (Subunit pattern), or debugging "why is this field null after load" / "why does this relation not lazy-load." Companion to doctrine-bootstrap (how Doctrine is wired) and daos (querying entities).
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Reference for defining Doctrine entities in OrangeHRM — the docblock annotation conventions, table-name conventions (`ohrm_` for new tables, `hs_hr_` for legacy 4.x-imported tables), column types and options, ID strategies, relations (ManyToOne / OneToMany / ManyToMany with `mappedBy` / `inversedBy` / `cascade` / `JoinColumn` / `JoinTable`), `ArrayCollection` initialization, `@ORM\EntityListeners` for lifecycle (the only lifecycle pattern this codebase uses — not `@HasLifecycleCallbacks`), the project-specific Decorator pattern (`DecoratorTrait` + sibling `<Name>Decorator` class), and the `NestedSet` helper for tree-shaped entities. Use whenever the user is creating a new entity, adding columns or relations to an existing one, adding an EntityListener (typically for encrypting sensitive columns), writing a Decorator, working with a tree entity (Subunit pattern), or debugging "why is this field null after load" / "why does this relation not lazy-load." Companion to `doctrine-bootstrap` (how Doctrine is wired) and `daos` (querying entities).
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Security
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GPL-3.0
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English
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Not individually reviewed
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Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI