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A Symfony bundle that let's you execute handlers on incoming GET parameters
A Symfony bundle that let's you execute handlers on incoming GET parameters; optionally letting you redirect the client back to an URL with certain parameters stripped., (*1)
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You can of course still do this, and in some specific situations you might need that level of control., (*3)
In my projects however, I've noticed that often I just need to execute some business logic and then redirect the user back to the url without that parameter., (*4)
Furthermore, the intend of this bundle is to make it easy to have multiple services handle the same request and apply their own logic, instead of making multiple request-listeners with all kinds of different scenarios, each hooking into every request coming through your application! It also helps to prevent repeating code to check whether; the request is using the GET-method, your parameter is available in the query string, etc., (*5)
A Symfony bundle that let's you execute handlers on incoming GET parameters
MIT
redirect trigger get handle