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activelamp/taxonomy-bundle
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Create vocabularies and terms with this bundle.

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\#Usage

Steps:

- Add `activelamp/taxonomy-bundle` as a dependency to your project.
- Register the bundle:

```
   $bundles = array(
       ...
       new ActiveLAMP\TaxonomyBundle\ALTaxonomyBundle(),
   );
```

- Update your database schema (i.e., run `php app/console doctrine:schema:update --force`)
- Add the following lines to your `app/config/routing.yml` file to expose the back-end administration for taxonomies and terms:

```
al_taxonomy:
    resource: "@ALTaxonomyBundle/Resources/routing.yml"
    prefix : /manage-taxonomies #This can be whatever you want.
```

\#Entity set-up

You have to set-up your entities before you can start using them with taxonomies. This is done by adding a few annotations to the entity class and the properties you want to use taxonomies with. The annotations you are going to be using resides in the `\ActiveLAMP\TaxonomyBundle\Annotations` namespace.

1. Declare that your entity is a termed entity by tagging it with the `@Entity` annotation.
2. Mark the properties which are going to be using vocabulary terms with the `@Vocabulary` annotation.
3. Stub the vocabulary fields when necessary (more on this in the example below.):

```