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Informations about the package tmdb-symfony

Description

A Symfony2 Bundle for use together with the php-tmdb/api TMDB Wrapper.

Installation

Install Composer

Add the following to your require block in composer.json config

Configuration

Register the bundle in app/AppKernel.php:

If you haven't had the DoctrineCacheBundle yet, also register it:

Add to your app/config/config.yml the following:

Configure caching

First create a new doctrine_cache provider with a caching provider of your preference.

Then update the tmdb configuration with the alias:

This caching system will adhere to the TMDB API max-age values, if you have different needs like long TTL's you'd have to make your own implementation. We would be happy to intergrate more options, so please contribute.

Want to make use of logging?

Disable repositories :

Disable twig extension :

Disable https :

Full configuration with defaults :

Usage

Obtaining the client

Obtaining repositories

An overview of all the repositories can be found in the services configuration repositories.xml.

There is also a Twig helper that makes use of the Tmdb\Helper\ImageHelper to output urls and html.

For all all other interactions take a look at php-tmdb/api.

All versions of tmdb-symfony with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=5.4.0
symfony/config Version >=2.3,<4
symfony/dependency-injection Version >=2.3,<4
symfony/event-dispatcher Version >=2.3,<4
symfony/http-kernel Version >=2.3,<4
doctrine/doctrine-cache-bundle Version ~1.0
php-tmdb/api Version dev-feature/guzzle-6
twig/twig Version ~1.11|~2.0
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