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Informations about the package front-polyfill-bundle

Front polyfill bundle by CWS

Configuration

Create a YAML file:

You can copy the Resources/sample/config.yaml in your app (in /frontend/polyfill/config.yaml for example).

You can configure this path by overriding this parameters in your app:

Activate the polyfills you need by setting active: true in this config file.

Services

Add this line in the import section of your services.yaml

Javascript support tests

Get the active polyfill list:

With an object list

With a JS array-like string

This will give :

You can change the name of the properties:

Results in :

Here a full example to create an url like 'js/pf1-pf2-pf3.js':

Polyfill loading

Use the array of test to create an url to load the polyfill content.

There is 2 ways to load the polyfills:

1/ The polyfill names are contained in the filename itself and separated by -

This is the recommended way to do it because this way allow you to create a real file. Handy with Symfony as if the file exists, it will not be rerendered.

Inside the Twig file that render the response for polyfill-domch-eachnl-picture.js (and save the file if you want):

The route to this file MUST contains a placeholder. By default its name is polyfill_list. So, in our example /js/polyfill-domch-eachnl-picture.js, the route must be /js/polyfill-{polyfill_list}.js

You can configure the placeholder name in the parameters.yaml:

When there is a clear cache action, it is recommended to delete those generated files as well.

2/ The polyfill names are contained in the query string and separated by &

Tou have to specify it using the parameter query of the get_front_polyfill_content TWIG function.

Inside the Twig file that render the response for polyfill.js:

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Requires php Version >=7.1
symfony/cache Version >=4.0
symfony/dependency-injection Version >=4.0
symfony/finder Version >=4.0
symfony/framework-bundle Version >=4.0
symfony/yaml Version >=4.0
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