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Informations about the package module-bundle

Module Bundle

Modulariazion for Symfony2. Enable / disable modules.

1. Example

/**
 * @Route("/")
 * @Template()
 * @Module("blog.main")
 */
public function indexAction(Request $request)
{

This annotation will throw an exception if the module is not enabled.

In twig

{% if module_active('blog.main') %}
    link to blog
{% endif %}

2. Installation

2.1. Composer

"padam87/module-bundle": "dev-master",

2.2. AppKernel:

$bundles = array(
    ...
    new Padam87\ModuleBundle\Padam87ModuleBundle(),
);

2.3. Routing:

Padam87ModuleBundle:
    resource: "@Padam87ModuleBundle/Controller/"
    type:     annotation
    prefix:   /admin

The route will be /admin/modules this way... feel free to modify.

2.4. config.yml

imports:
    ...
    - { resource: modules.yml }
    - { resource: "@Padam87ModuleBundle/Resources/config/config.yml" }

modules.yml

Create your modules.yml. Example:

parameters:
  modules:
    blog:
      main: true
      comments: true
      history: true
      tags: true

Note: If you set one of the options to false, you wont be able to see that module in the admin, so it will be permanently disabled.

2.5. View

Athough the bundle provides a default view, you would propably want to create your own. You can do that by adding an:

app/Resources/Padam87ModuleBundle/views/Admin/index.html.twig

OR

You can create your own bundle as a child of this one.

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