Module Bundle
Modulariazion for Symfony2. Enable / disable modules., (*1)
1. Example
/**
* @Route("/")
* @Template()
* @Module("blog.main")
*/
public function indexAction(Request $request)
{
This annotation will throw an exception if the module is not enabled., (*2)
In twig
{% if module_active('blog.main') %}
link to blog
{% endif %}
2. Installation
2.1. Composer
"padam87/module-bundle": "dev-master",
2.2. AppKernel:
$bundles = array(
...
new Padam87\ModuleBundle\Padam87ModuleBundle(),
);
2.3. Routing:
Padam87ModuleBundle:
resource: "@Padam87ModuleBundle/Controller/"
type: annotation
prefix: /admin
The route will be /admin/modules this way... feel free to modify., (*3)
2.4. config.yml
imports:
...
- { resource: modules.yml }
- { resource: "@Padam87ModuleBundle/Resources/config/config.yml" }
modules.yml
Create your modules.yml. Example:, (*4)
parameters:
modules:
blog:
main: true
comments: true
history: true
tags: true
Note: If you set one of the options to false, you wont be able to see that module in the admin, so it will be permanently disabled., (*5)
2.5. View
Athough the bundle provides a default view, you would propably want to create your own.
You can do that by adding an:, (*6)
app/Resources/Padam87ModuleBundle/views/Admin/index.html.twig
OR, (*7)
You can create your own bundle as a child of this one., (*8)
, (*9)
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