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Informations about the package subscription-bundle

GremoSubscriptionBundle Build Status

Symfony2 Bundle for managing subscriptions.

Installation

Add the following to your deps file (for Symfony 2.0.*):

Then register the namespaces with the autoloader (app/autoload.php):

Or, if you are using Composer and Symfony 2.1.*, add to composer.json file:

Finally register the bundle with your kernel in app/appKernel.php:

Configuration

Bundle configuration is simple: you first need to specify an interval for the subscription periods. Use the format of \DateInterval interval specification. For example, P30D, that is 30 days. Interval should be, at least, one day long.

Then implement Gremo\SubscriptionBundle\Provider\ActivationDateProviderInterface, in order to provide an activation date. Make this class a service and set its name as the activation_provider in the configuration:

Activation date provider example

An example activation date provider, where activation date is the current logged user creation date:

Usage

You can access the subscription service using the service container, for example in your controller code:

Say that today is 2012-12-12, interval is 30 days and activation date is 2012-09-01. Periods will be:

Access the current period from subscription:

Class BaseSubscription implements Countable, ArrayAccess, Iterator PHP interfaces, so you can easly count, access and loop over each period. BaseSubscriptionPeriod inherits from PHP DatePeriod object, allowing to loop over each day of the period:

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Requires php Version >=5.3.2
symfony/dependency-injection Version >=2.0.0,<2.3-dev
symfony/http-kernel Version >=2.0.0,<2.3-dev
symfony/config Version >=2.0.0,<2.3-dev
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