In doctrine:mapping:import how to customize imports based on table prefixes?

Question

symfony

I just can't find a solution (and is there one at all)?
There are about a dozen bundles. Each of which corresponds to a set of tables in the database. They are separated by prefixes, for example:

BlogBundle = blog_document, blog_comment...
ForumBundle = forum_document, forum_comment...
RegBundle = reg_document, reg_comment...

I work with tables in phpMyAdmin and then import the changes using:

php bin/console doctrine:mapping:import --force BlogBundle yml --filter="BlogComment"

(so much faster and more convenient than writing yml)
And doctrine, by itself creates entities and relationships with prefixes, that is: BlogComment, BlogDocument ...
But the following would be more convenient: in the import command, you set the table prefix so that it ignores it.
For example something like:

php bin/console doctrine:mapping:import --force BlogBundle yml --filter="Comment" --tablePrefix="blog"

And at the output of the entity and the relationship: Comment, Document. And the table prefix would be indicated in the configuration:

# Document.orm.yml
AppBundle\Entity\Document:
    type: entity
    table: exp_document

Simple, convenient, but I did not find it. Mb someone met? Or any ideas how easy it is to implement?
ps the only catch is with links like blog_document -> reg_document. I have these entities in different bundles, but you can’t explain this normally to the doctrine ...

Answer 1

the very idea described in the question turned out to be "not very". Changed the approach to the classic one:
1. Creating models, 2. describing links in the config, 3. generating tables in the database

Answer 2

In fact, you can configure Doctrine to ignore prefixes.
To do this, you need to write an event listener loadClassMetadata
Which will prescribe or ignore prefixes for certain tables