App\DataFixtures\PartFixtures::load()

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<?php
    public function load(ObjectManager $manager): void
    {

        /** Simple part */
        $part = new Part();
        $part->setName('Part 1');
        $part->setCategory($manager->find(Category::class, 1));
        $manager->persist($part);

        /** More complex part */
        $part = new Part();
        $part->setName('Part 2');
        $part->setCategory($manager->find(Category::class, 1));
        $part->setFootprint($manager->find(Footprint::class, 1));
        $part->setManufacturer($manager->find(Manufacturer::class, 1));
        $part->setTags('test, Test, Part2');
        $part->setMass(100.2);
        $part->setNeedsReview(true);
        $part->setManufacturingStatus('active');
        $manager->persist($part);

        /** Part with orderdetails, storelocations and Attachments */
        $part = new Part();
        $part->setFavorite(true);
        $part->setName('Part 3');
        $part->setCategory($manager->find(Category::class, 1));
        $partLot1 = new PartLot();
        $partLot1->setAmount(1.0);
        $partLot1->setStorageLocation($manager->find(Storelocation::class, 1));
        $part->addPartLot($partLot1);

        $partLot2 = new PartLot();
        $partLot2->setExpirationDate(new DateTime());
        $partLot2->setComment('Test');
        $partLot2->setNeedsRefill(true);
        $partLot2->setStorageLocation($manager->find(Storelocation::class, 3));
        $part->addPartLot($partLot2);

        $orderdetail = new Orderdetail();
        $orderdetail->setSupplier($manager->find(Supplier::class, 1));

It seems like $manager->find(App\Entity\Parts\Supplier::class, 1) can also be of type null; however, parameter $new_supplier of App\Entity\PriceInformations\Orderdetail::setSupplier() does only seem to accept App\Entity\Parts\Supplier, maybe add an additional type check?

        $orderdetail->addPricedetail((new Pricedetail())->setPriceRelatedQuantity(1.0)->setPrice(BigDecimal::of('10.0')));

It seems like Brick\Math\BigDecimal::of('10.0') can also be of type Brick\Math\BigInteger and Brick\Math\BigRational; however, parameter $new_price of App\Entity\PriceInformations\Pricedetail::setPrice() does only seem to accept Brick\Math\BigDecimal, maybe add an additional type check?

        $orderdetail->addPricedetail((new Pricedetail())->setPriceRelatedQuantity(10.0)->setPrice(BigDecimal::of('15.0')));
        $part->addOrderdetail($orderdetail);

        $orderdetail = new Orderdetail();
        $orderdetail->setSupplierpartnr('BC 547');
        $orderdetail->setObsolete(true);
        $orderdetail->setSupplier($manager->find(Supplier::class, 1));
        $orderdetail->addPricedetail((new Pricedetail())->setPriceRelatedQuantity(1.0)->setPrice(BigDecimal::of('10.0')));
        $orderdetail->addPricedetail((new Pricedetail())->setPriceRelatedQuantity(10.0)->setPrice(BigDecimal::of('15.1')));
        $part->addOrderdetail($orderdetail);

        $attachment = new PartAttachment();
        $attachment->setName('TestAttachment');
        $attachment->setURL('www.foo.bar');
        $attachment->setAttachmentType($manager->find(AttachmentType::class, 1));

It seems like $manager->find(App\Entity\Attachments\AttachmentType::class, 1) can also be of type null; however, parameter $attachement_type of App\Entity\Attachments\Attachment::setAttachmentType() does only seem to accept App\Entity\Attachments\AttachmentType, maybe add an additional type check?

        $part->addAttachment($attachment);

        $attachment = new PartAttachment();
        $attachment->setName('Test2');
        $attachment->setPath('invalid');
        $attachment->setShowInTable(true);
        $attachment->setAttachmentType($manager->find(AttachmentType::class, 1));
        $part->addAttachment($attachment);

        $manager->persist($part);
        $manager->flush();
    }