knplabs / rad-view-renderer
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Requires
- php: ~7.0
- symfony/config: ~2.8||~3.0
- symfony/dependency-injection: ~2.8||~3.0
- symfony/framework-bundle: ~2.8||~3.0
- symfony/http-kernel: ~2.8||~3.0
- symfony/templating: ~2.8||~3.0
Requires (Dev)
- jms/serializer: ~0.11|^1.0
- phpspec/phpspec: ~2.4
Suggests
- jms/serializer: Needed if you want to render JSON responses.
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README
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Rad view renderer
Allow to guess a view when the controller does not return a Response.
Installation
Install the library:
$ composer require knplabs/rad-view-renderer
If you are using Symfony, add the bundle inside your AppKernel.php:
$bundles = array( // ... new Knp\Rad\ViewRenderer\Bundle\ViewRendererBundle(), );
Usage
Let's take the following controller:
namespace App\Controller; class TestController { public function someAction() { return ['foo' => 'bar']; } }
By default the rad view renderer will take a look of the request content type in order to guess wich kind of render it will use. It exists many kind of renderer that can display many content types.
You can disable some native renderers using the renderers parameter in your config.yml:
knp_rad_view_renderer: renderers: [controller, twig]
The twig renderer
One of the most useful renderer, it takes the controller class in order to guess the template to display. For example:
App\Controller\TestController::someAction => @App/Resources/views/Test/some.%format%.twig