[Example] Integrate custom entity into the administration interface #73
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This PR demonstrates how to integrate an entity into the administration interface of Sulu. The example implements a simple
Evententity that consists of a name, a start-date and an end-date. The entity is persisted using Doctrine and the API for managing the entity is implemented using the FOSRestBundle.Have a look at the Extend Admin UI documentation for more information about the changes in this PR.
To apply the changes, the schema of the database needs to be updated by executing
bin/console doctrine:schema:update --force. Furthermore, the permissions for the Event entity need to be added to theUseruser role via the administration interface.