Hello Nico,
I don't think it would be as useful as it seems. First of all, there isn't
everything in the main menu in a more complex site. Secondly, this would
prove useful only for static pages like Contacts and FAQ. Other "sections"
would need more routes, actions and most definitely nothing like
FooController::fooAction(), more like /foo/list =>
FooController::listAction(), /foo/show/{id} =>
FooController::showAction($id), etc. (see CRUD).
Cheers,
r1pp3rj4ck
On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 2:43 PM, Nico Rodsevich <[email protected]>wrote:
> I want to create a command that automatically creates and modifies all the
> files needed to make a new section for the web project.
> Suppose we want to add a new section to our web project:
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> We use the command line to generate the section: (this is just te main
> idea, the command will be much more powerful)
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> 1. Add the route /contacts to the routing.yml file of the bundle (if
> the project is made with YAML, otherwise it does the same with the Bundle's
> routing system)
> 2. If it doesn't exists already, create the ContactsAction() function
> in the ContactController (or create the entire controller if it doesn't
> exists already)
> 3. The command asks for the main layout of the views and create the
> contacts.html.twig view with the include of the layout/base.html.twig<not
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> 4. Automatically searchs in the main layout for a comment like {#
> @SECTION: <a href={{ path('%section%') }}>%section%</a> #} and adds in
> the same line
> the link in the way provided in the comment (in this case: <a href={{
> path('contacts') }}>contacts</a>) (does nothing if the comment is not
> found)<not shown in Figure 2>
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> After the modifications done in the contacts.html.twig for making the
> section shows what it should show, the project would be like this:
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> I would like to know opinions about this idea and what must it have in
> order to be included in the main Symfony Core, also any other ideas that
> would make it stronger und more usefull for the Sf2 community
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