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vtlfokin/doctrine-encrypt
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Package encrypts and decrypts Doctrine fields through life cycle events.

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DoctrineEncrypt
===============

[](#doctrineencrypt)

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Package encrypts and decrypts Doctrine fields through life cycle events. This version of the Doctrine Encrypt package distinguishes itself with the following features:

- Superior Annotation parsing & caching using Doctrine's built in libraries for superior performance
- Totally transparent field encryption: the value will only be encrypted in the database, never in the value
- Unit testing

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Add `vtlfokin/doctrine-encrypt` to your Composer manifest.

```
{
    "require": {
        "vtlfokin/doctrine-encrypt": "~5.0"
    }
}
```

Configuration
-------------

[](#configuration)

### Using ZF2

[](#using-zf2)

Check out the doctrine-encrypt-module at

### Manually

[](#manually)

Add the event subscriber to your entity manager's event manager. Assuming `$em` is your configured entity manager:

```