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Happyr BlazeBundle

This bundle lets you configure dynamic routes. A piece of code explains the benefit:

// Generate the path /blog-post/{post_id}/comment/{comment_id}/edit
<a href="{{ path('edit_comment', {'comment_id':comment.id, 'post_id':comment.post.id}) }}">Click here</a>
<a href="{{ comment|blaze('edit') }}">Click here</a>

Installation

Step 1: Using Composer

$ composer require happyr/blaze-bundle

Step 2: Register the bundle

To register the bundles with your kernel:

// in AppKernel::registerBundles()
$bundles = array(
    // ...
    new Happyr\BlazeBundle\HappyrBlazeBundle(),
    // ...
);

Step 3: Configure the bundle

# app/config/config.yml

happyr_blaze:
  objects:
    Acme\DemoBundle\Entity\Foo:
      edit:
        route: 'foo_edit'
        parameters: {id:'getId'}
      show:
        route: 'foo_show'
        parameters: {id:'getId'}

    Acme\DemoBundle\Entity\Bar:
      show:
        route: 'bar_show'
        parameters: {id:'getId'}

    Acme\DemoBundle\Entity\Baz:
      anything:
        route: 'baz_show'
        parameters: {id:'getId', foo_id:'getFoo.getId'}

    #if you need support for routes where the objects have no relation:
    Acme\DemoBundle\Entity\FooBar:
      manage:
        route: 'foobar_manage'
        parameters: [{id: 'getId'}, {baz_id: 'getId', baz_name: 'getName'}, {bazbar_id: 'getSlug'}]
        complementaryObjects: ["Acme\DemoBundle\Entity\Baz", "Acme\DemoBundle\Entity\BazBar"]

Usage

Twig

{# foo is a Foo object #}
<a href="{{ foo|blaze('show') }}">Show Foo</a>

{# baz is a Baz object #}
<a href="{{ baz|blaze('anything') }}">Show Baz</a>

{# and the multiple objects .. #}
<a href="{{ [foobar,baz,bazbar]|blaze('manage') }}">Show Baz</a>

PHP

//AnyController.php
// ...
  public function SomeAction() {
    $blaze=$this->get('happyr.blaze');

    $showUrl = $blaze->getPath($foo, 'show');
    $manageUrl = $blaze->getPath($foobar, 'show', array($baz, $bazbar));

    // ...
  }

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