Zend Framework 2 Module config from database

Question

i am currently working on a project with zend 2 framework and i am trying to find out if its possible to controll whether a module is activ or not by the database.

I am trying to create an admin panel for my project and there i want to active and deactivate modules.

One thought was to load the config from the database in the "index.php" file before this line of code :

// Run the application!
Zend\Mvc\Application::init(require 'config/basic.config.php')->run();

So instead of using the config from basic.config.php i will load the data from the database and create an array just like the one in the basic.config.php file.

Would this be the right way to achieve this ?

Is it also possible to load a module config from database ? So i can change the route for a module from the admin panel.

Cheers !

rangelovg · Accepted Answer · 2015-04-07 05:59:51Z

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My suggestion is to write information from admin panel in configuration files by Writer. If you use PhpArray then read configuration without parsing and reading from files is faster than the database.

answered Apr 7, 2015 at 5:59

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Ephenodrom Over a year ago

Looks great, i will try this one out !

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