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MarkdownBlogBundle

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Markdown files based Bundle to integrate a simple blog in your Symfony application

Installation

Require the bundle

Enable the bundle in your Symfony application

Configure the bundle

Usage

Write your Markdown posts using your favorite Markdown Editor. Then copy them in your folder __posts_directory__.

The post title will be parsed from the file name.

Write a library_register.yml file in the folder posts_directory which will provide your posts metadata.

Example:

For each blog entry, the entry name must match the Markdown file name. Available metadata is

If there is a file but no entry in the register, the Post will still be available, however the publish date will be computed from the file creation timestamp.

That's it ! Your blog data structure is available through the service markdown_blog.library (class Library).

You can get your posts using the following functions:

You can now display your blog using any template you want. Example:

You can have a look at the markdown-blog-bundle-example. It displays a blog using bootstrap templates.

Tests

Stand alone context

In a bundle isolation context, just install the dev dependencies with composer

Run the unit tests suite with atoum binary

Run functional tests with behat binary using the Symfony2 fixture application

All versions of markdown-blog-bundle with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=5.5
symfony/config Version >=2.8
symfony/validator Version >=2.8
symfony/yaml Version >=2.8
symfony/dependency-injection Version >=2.8
symfony/http-kernel Version >=2.8
symfony/http-foundation Version >=2.8
symfony/serializer Version >=2.8
erusev/parsedown Version ^1.6
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