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Base loader for your project's object fixtures, with all their dependencies, using Doctrine and closures.

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Doctrine Fixtures Loader
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[](#doctrine-fixtures-loader)

Base loader for your project's object fixtures, with all their dependencies, using Doctrine and closures.

Introduction
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[](#introduction)

Typically in a real project that uses Doctrine, you have tons of entities related with each others that needs to be loaded during functional tests using `doctrine/data-fixtures` library. This base loader helps you to mantain a fixtures loader for your project that can give to the caller an instance of an object with all related dependencies loaded. See the example below.

Usage
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[](#usage)

Suppose that your project has the following entities:

- Order
- Product
- Customer

Suppose that for every Order you have many Products and one Customer. Suppose that you need a fixture that loads an Order with a specific payment method. Suppose that your application requires that an Order must have all dependencies set. In this case, what you have to do is to instantiate an Order, **with all of its dependencies**, like as follows:

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