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Since we have this new movie form, we're going
to want to save the data to the database.

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To do this let's create a Movie entity.

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I'm not going to generate it, let's just do this

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by creating a good ole fashioned
PHP Class called Movie.

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But when I do this, notice
the namespace box is empty.

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I could type AppBundle\Entity here, but I'm
trying to do as little work as possible people!

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Let's make the robots do this for you.

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Go into preferences, search for 'directories'

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and here you can see the three
directories that we excluded earlier.

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Click on src and click the
blue sources button above.

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Now we can see this on the right and clicking
the little 'p' allows us to edit the properties.

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So, if we were using PSR-4 inside

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of this directory we could actually put our
namespace prefix in this box - like KnpU.

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But all we needed to do was mark it
as a source route, so we're done!

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When we head back, oh look the
Entity directory disappeared!

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Where did we misplace that to?

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Well, sometimes PHPStorm does
that to empty directories.

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Temporarily I'll switch back to project
view and now create a new PHP Class.

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Because of the sources change, it
guesses the namespace part perfect.

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Call the class Movie: Okay switch
back to Project Files and there it is.

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Excellent!

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In a second we'll set this up with
some annotations, but right now I want

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to use it inside of my MovieController.

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We'll add a form here soon, and when
we do, we'll need a new Movie object.

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So we'll say $movie = new...

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and I could end this with AppBundle\Entity\Movie
-- but you really don't want to do that.

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Always go directly to the last part: in our
case Movie, and let that autocomplete: Because,

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when you do that, it adds the use
statement on line 5 which is HUGE.

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If you are not using the
autocomplete functionality

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for use statements, then you're doing it wrong.

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Now, if something went wrong and you didn't
autocomplete or you end up with Movie here

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but no use statement, you
can import it if you want.

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Just hit alt + enter.

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Alt enter is one of the most
important shortcut we are going to see.

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It's called the "actions" shortcut.

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Often when you're inside some code.

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you can alt + enter and get
a list of actions to do.

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I'll select 'import class' from this list
and it will add that use statement for us.

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To take this a bit further let's
add a public function listAction()

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that will list those movies from the database.

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I don't want to build this out now, I just want
it to return a simple Response that says "todo".

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So let's add return new Response
and select the Response we want,

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which is the one from HttpFoundation.

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Hit tab and the use statement politely
puts itself on top of our file.

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Finish with 'TODO'.

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Now let's add a route above this,
@Route("/movies", name="movies_list"):

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Oh and now that we have this second
endpoint, back in new.html.twig,

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if we want to create a link
to this page, we can.

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And we can use another live template.

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Type a, hit tab, and use {{
path() }} and - amazingly -

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we even get auto-complete on the route name.

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For the link text, say "back
to list': Refresh that,

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and there's our link right back to our list.

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Awesome! So, don't.

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write. use statements.

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ever.