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Symfony Twirp Handler

Helps implementing Twirp in a Symfony application.

Most simple way

Lets say you have this service defined in a proto file:

First you generate PHP code with protoc, for example:

Then you create a controller for the corresponding Twirp routes:

Twirp route URLs are constructed like this: twirp/{proto package name}.{proto service name}/{proto method name}.

readTwirp() and writeTwirp() will do content negotiation for you.

Supporting errors properly

Twirp has its own error format. To convert exceptions automatically, you can use the TwirpErrorSubscriber:

If you have this subscriber set up, you can also throw your own TwirpError (with full control over twirp error code and meta data). For documentation about the arguments of TwirpErrorSubscriber, check the PHPdoc.

Advanced use

Writing symfony routes for every RPC is tedious and error-prone.
Enable php_generic_services to generate a PHP interface for each service:

From this file, protoc generates a generic service interface SearchServiceInterface.php. Create a new class SearchService and implement the interface:

To serve this service via Twirp, you can use the TwirpHandler. You only need a single route for one or more services. The handler takes care of the routing, content negotiation, parsing and serializing and automatically invokes the correct method on your service.

Create a route that matches all twirp/ requests and use the TwirpHandler as follows:

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Requires php Version >=7.1
google/protobuf Version ^3.10
symfony/property-info Version >=4
symfony/event-dispatcher Version >=4
symfony/http-kernel Version >=4
symfony/http-foundation Version >=4.3
psr/container Version ^1.0
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