Developed by Sensio Labs I chose it over other php frameworks primarily because of the excellent quality of it's documentation.
As I was using it I found all that I needed - additional utilities are mature - developed, tested, documented and ready for use. Version 1.4 was the last release of Symfony version 1.
Symfony 2 is a major update from version 1 and the changes do take some getting used to.
Also some features commonly used in v1.4 are not yet present in version 2.
This post is based on version 2.4.1
Installation.
Symfony 2 uses git and composer to download the framework itself and vendor files.See installation.html in particular to add a new library (under vendors).
Note - if downloaded/cloned a fresh Symfony distribution to start a new application, rember to initialise git (or subsequent git submodule downloads won't work) eg:
git init
The steps are:
edit composer.json
add an entry under require:
"require": { ... "gedmo/doctrine-extensions": "master-dev" },
Get composer if not already done:
curl -s https://getcomposer.org/installer | phpThen run composer.phar to update:
php composer.phar updatedone.
Typical httpd conf entry:
<VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot "/Users/johnreidy/sfprojects/sftest/web" ServerName sftest DirectoryIndex index.php <Directory "/Users/johnreidy/sfprojects/sftest/web"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride All Allow from All </Directory> php_value error_log "/Users/johnreidy/sfprojects/php.log" </VirtualHost>Once installed you can run
http://sftest/app_dev.php to show the site.
First Bundle.
From the Symfony 2 book: Page creationCreate a bundle
app/console generate:bundle --namespace=Test/WebsiteBundle --format=ymlIn addtionl to loading the bundle in app/AppKernel.php it will also and a pointer to a bundle routing file in app/config/routing.yml.
To add a new page, add to the bundle routing file src/Test/WebsiteBundle/Resources
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