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Aalexfinnarn
Last edited Sep 19, 2018
Created on Sep 19, 2018

This example displays a PHP entity class defining a `Person` object within a Symfony application using Doctrine ORM and the API Platform. It shows how the class maps a person’s physical address through a ManyToOne relationship to a `PostalAddress` entity. The code demonstrates the use of `ApiProperty` annotations to link the address field to the Schema.org `address` property, along with getter and setter methods. The sample illustrates the core data-modeling structure, though it does not include rendering logic or visualization libraries.

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