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Simply composer require dualmedia/symfony-request-dto-bundle, if applicable your Doctrine entity managers will be detected automatically and used as default providers for classes to be loaded with your requests if needed.
Then add the bundle to your config/bundles.php file like so
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Usage
Create a DTO class for your request
Add your dto as a controller argument
Application wide handling of DTO issues
If you wish to automatically return a 4XX response code when a dto has failed validation you may use something like the following:
If you want to map a class-wide assert to a path without having to directly modify the constraint itself you may wrap it in MappedToPath
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Currently no documentation is available, but will be added in the future. For the time being see the DTO models for tests
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