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Informations about the package menu-bundle

ZettaMenuBundle

One Menu To Rule Them All

This bundle is an extension of KnpMenuBundle with which you can add a main menu for the system and this will be filtered depending on user role.

Features

Requirements

Installation

In order to install the bundle you need to add the dependency in composer.json file.

Then you must register the bundle in the kernel of the application.

It is important that the ZettaMenuBundle statement is after KnpMenuBundle

Usage

There are two ways to filter our menus.

Simple way

If you use the simple method for creating menus

Simply add the annotation Zetta\MenuBundle\Annotation\SecureMenu to the method to filter the items.

Configuration Method config.yml

We define a menu in the configuration file

Support KNP Menu Option

Using the knp twig helper we can print it

By defailt if no deny rules exists in firewall or annotations the full menu will be printed

In order to affect the menu render we start to define rules in our firewall

The system administrator can then see the full menu, however if a user authenticated with ROLE_USER can only view:

Annotations

Assuming we have catalogs route defined in routing.yml

We add the annotation in the controller's method

The same user with ROLE_USER will see:

All versions of menu-bundle with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=5.4
symfony/framework-bundle Version ~2
symfony/security-bundle Version ~2
knplabs/knp-menu Version ~2.0, >=2.0.0-beta1
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