Bundle 'App' does not exist.

[vertisan]

Staring from Symfony 4, bundle conception has been rejected and is no longer used so how can I create mappings without it?

• Symfony 5.1
• ElasticSearch 7.1
• This bundle 5.2.6.6

ongr_elasticsearch.yaml

ongr_elasticsearch:
    managers:
        default:
            index:
                index_name: book
                hosts:
                    - '%env(ELASTICSEARCH_URL)%'
            mappings:
                - App

services.yaml

services:
    _defaults:
        autowire: true
        autoconfigure: true
        bind:
            $manager: '@es.manager'

BookController.php

class BookController extends AbstractController
{
    /**
     * @Route("/book_popularity", methods={"GET"})
     */
    public function getPopularBooks(Request $request, Manager $manager)
    {
        $repo = $manager->getRepository(Book::class);
        $search = $repo->createSearch();

        $query = new TermQuery('title', 'Harry Potter');
        $search->addQuery($query);

        $result = $repo->findDocuments($search);

        return new JsonResponse($result);
    }
}

Book.php

/**
 * @ES\Document(type="ms_card_event")
 */
class Book
{
    /**
     * @ES\Property(type="text")
     */
    protected string $title;
    // constructor, getter & setterr
}

Without mapping I don't getting any results.

[alexander-schranz]

@vertisan you need to create a Bundle class inside your src folder else the bundle will not work:

// src/AppBundle.php

namespace App;

use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Bundle\Bundle;

class AppBundle extends Bundle {
}

and register this in your config/bundles.php.

       \App\AppBundle::class => ['all' => true],

[pkly]

I just hit the same issue while trying to convert our project using the ongr bundle from 7 to this one, as 300+ deprecation errors per request is a bit ridiculous.

It'd be nice if someone could implement this feature, some bundles already do it by asking for the name of the "bundle" to be "app" which is a reserved value and then just look at the src folder.

Seems like all changes required are in the DocumentFinder.php file.
I could probably work on this if you're unwilling to

[AndreasA]

Using AppBundle like mentioned here #15 (comment) can result in other issues like e.g. Doctrine mappings not working correctly in combination with bundle auto mapping active.

I have now manually changed the argument for the document finder to include a the "AppBundle" only there, instead of using it with config/bundles.php that way it is only used/available for this bundle mappings. And I was also able to use App as namespace and the class name can be anything as long as it is directly in the src folder.

Not a perfect solution though.