build.properties

# The name of your project.
# This affects names of generated files, etc.
propel.project = clippy

# The package to use for the generated classes.
# This affects the value of the @package phpdoc tag, and it also affects
# the directory that the classes are placed in. By default this will be
# the same as the project. Note that the target package (and thus the target
# directory for generated classes) can be overridden in each `<database>` and
# `<table>` element in the XML schema.
# propel.targetPackage = {propel.project}|string

# Whether to join schemas using the same database name into a single schema.
# This allows splitting schemas in packages, and referencing tables in another
# schema (but in the same database) in a foreign key. Beware that database
# behaviors will also be joined when this parameter is set to true.
# propel.packageObjectModel = true|{false}

# If you use namespaces in your schemas, this setting tells Propel to use the
# namespace attribute for the package. Consequently, the namespace attribute
# will also stipulate the subdirectory in which model classes get generated.
# propel.namespace.autoPackage = true|{false}

# If your XML schema specifies SQL schemas for each table, you can copy the
# value of the `schema` attribute to other attributes.
# To copy the schema attribute to the package attribute, set this to true
# propel.schema.autoPackage = true|{false}
# To copy the schema attribute to the namespace attribute, set this to true
# propel.schema.autoNamespace = true|{false}
# To use the schema attribute as a prefix to all model phpNames, set this to true
# propel.schema.autoPrefix = true|{false}

# Whether to validate the XML schema using the XSD file.
# The default XSD file is located under `generator/resources/xsd/database.xsd`
# and you can use a custom XSD file by changing the `propel.schema.xsd.file`
# property.
# propel.schema.validate = {true}|false

# Whether to transform the XML schema using the XSL file.
# This was used in previous Propel versions to clean up the schema, but tended
# to hide problems in the schema. It is disabled by default since Propel 1.5.
# The default XSL file is located under `generator/resources/xsd/database.xsl`
# and you can use a custom XSL file by changing the `propel.schema.xsl.file`
# property.
# propel.schema.transform = true|{false}

# The Propel platform that will be used to determine how to build
# the SQL DDL, the PHP classes, etc.
# propel.database = pgsql|mysql|sqlite|mssql|oracle
propel.database = sqlite

# The database PDO connection settings at builtime.
# This setting is required for the sql, reverse, and datasql tasks.
# Note that some drivers (e.g. mysql, oracle) require that you specify the
# username and password separately from the DSN, which is why they are
# available as options.
# Example PDO connection strings:
#   mysql:host=localhost;port=3307;dbname=testdb
#   sqlite:/opt/databases/mydb.sq3
#   sqlite::memory:
#   pgsql:host=localhost;port=5432;dbname=testdb;user=bruce;password=mypass
#   oci:dbname=//localhost:1521/mydb
# propel.database.url = {empty}|string
# propel.database.user = {empty}|string
# propel.database.password = {empty}|string
propel.database.url = sqlite:/home/jezm/sandbox/peer1/clippy/app/data/clippy.sq3

# The database PDO connection settings at builtime for reverse engineer
# or data dump. The default is to use the database connection defined by the
# `propel.database.url` property.
# propel.database.buildUrl = {propel.database.url}/string

# The database PDO connection settings at builtime for creating a database.
# The default is to use the database connection defined by the
# `propel.database.url` property.
# Propel is unable to create databases for some vendors because they do not
# provide a SQL method for creation; therefore, it is usually recommended that
# you actually create your database by hand.
# propel.database.createUrl = {propel.database.url}/string

# Optional schema name, for RDBMS supporting them.
# Propel will use this schema is provided.
# propel.database.schema = {empty}|string

# The encoding to use for the database.
# This can affect things such as transforming charsets when exporting to XML, etc.
# propel.database.encoding = {empty}|string

# Add a prefix to all the table names in the database.
# This does not affect the tables phpName.
# This setting can be overridden on a per-database basis in the schema.
# propel.tablePrefix = {empty}|string

# Whether to specify PHP names that are the same as the column names.
# propel.samePhpName = true|{false}

# Whether to add the vendor info. This is currently only used for MySQL, but
# does provide additional information (such as full-text indexes) which can
# affect the generation of the DDL from the schema.
# propel.addVendorInfo = true|{false}

# Which Propel validators to add to the generated schema,
# based on the database constraints.
# propel.addValidators = {none}|maxvalue|type|required|unique|all
# You can cherry-pick allowed validators by using a comma-separated value, e.g
# propel.addValidators = maxvalue,type,required

# Whether to add generic getter/setter methods.
# Generic accessors are `getByName()`, `getByPosition(), ` and `toArray()`.
# propel.addGenericAccessors = {true}|false
# Generic mutators are `setByName()`, `setByPosition()`, and `fromArray()`.
# propel.addGenericMutators = {true}|false

# Whether to add a timestamp to the phpdoc header of generated OM classes.
# If you use a versioning system, don't set this to true, or the classes
# will be committed too often with just a date change.
# propel.addTimeStamp = true|{false}

# Whether to add `validate()` method to your classes.
# Set to false if you don't use Propel validation.
# propel.addValidateMethod = {true}|false

# Whether to add `require` statements on the generated stub classes.
# Propel uses autoloading for OM classes, and doesn't insert require statements
# by default. If you don't want to use autoloading, set this to true.
# propel.addIncludes = true|{false}

# Whether to support pre- and post- hooks on `save()` and `delete()` methods.
# Set to false if you never use these hooks for a small speed boost.
# propel.addHooks = {true}|false

# The prefix to use for the base (super) classes that are generated.
# propel.basePrefix = {Base}|string

# Some sort of "namespacing": All Propel classes with get the Prefix
# "My_ORM_Prefix_" just like "My_ORM_Prefix_BookPeer".
# propel.classPrefix = {empty}|string

# Identifier quoting may result in undesired behavior (especially in Postgres),
# it can be disabled in DDL by setting this property to true in your build.properties file.
# propel.disableIdentifierQuoting = true|{false}

# Whether the generated `doSelectJoin*()` methods use LEFT JOIN or INNER JOIN
# (see ticket:491 and ticket:588 to understand more about why this might be
# important).
# propel.useLeftJoinsInDoJoinMethods = {true}|false

# Enable full use of the DateTime class.
# Setting this to true means that getter methods for date/time/timestamp
# columns will return a DateTime object when the default format is empty.
# propel.useDateTimeClass = {true}|false

# Specify a custom DateTime subclass that you wish to have Propel use
# for temporal values.
# propel.dateTimeClass = {DateTime}|string

# These are the default formats that will be used when fetching values from
# temporal columns in Propel. You can always specify these when calling the
# methods directly, but for methods like getByName() it is nice to change
# the defaults.
# To have these methods return DateTime objects instead, you should set these
# to empty values
# propel.defaultTimeStampFormat = {Y-m-d H:i:s}|string
# propel.defaultTimeFormat = { %X }|string
# propel.defaultDateFormat = { %x }|string

# Directory where the project files (`build.properties`, `schema.xml`,
# `runtime-conf.xml`, etc.) are located.
# If you use the `propel-gen` script, this value will get overridden by
# the path from which the script is called.
# propel.project.dir = {current_path}|string

# The directory where Propel expects to find the XML configuration files.
# propel.conf.dir = ${propel.project.dir}
# The XML configuration file names
# propel.runtime.conf.file = runtime-conf.xml
# propel.buildtime.conf.file = buildtime-conf.xml

# The directory where Propel expects to find your `schema.xml` file.
# propel.schema.dir = ${propel.project.dir}
# The schema base name
# propel.default.schema.basename = schema

# The directory where Propel should output classes, sql, config, etc.
# propel.output.dir = ${propel.project.dir}/build
propel.output.dir = ${propel.project.dir}/app

# The directory where Propel should output generated object model classes.
# propel.php.dir = ${propel.output.dir}/classes
propel.php.dir = ${propel.output.dir}/classes

# The directory where Propel should output the compiled runtime configuration.
# propel.phpconf.dir = ${propel.output.dir}/conf
propel.phpconf.dir = ${propel.output.dir}/conf

# The name of the compiled configuration and classmap files
# propel.runtime.phpconf.file = ${propel.project}-conf.php
# propel.runtime.phpconf-classmap.file = ${propel.project}-classmap.php

# The directory where Propel should output the generated DDL (or data insert statements, etc.)
# propel.sql.dir = ${propel.output.dir}/sql