[Cookbook] How to use components #1899
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| If you want to use all the Symfony2 Component, then instead of adding them one by one: |
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I don't recommend this because it requries not only the components, but the complete Symfony2 core Framework including Twig, the Doctrine-, Monolog-, Propel-, Swiftmailer- and Twig Bridges and the Framework-, Security-, Twig- and WebProfiler Bundles.
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Yes, but all the components are in the same folder. Otherwise they are in separate folders.
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yeah, but who cares when using composer ? you don't need to bother about the way stuff are stored in the vendor/ folder
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@stof Ok. You're right.
Nevertheless, I still think, that the best method to write a script that can access any component is to use:
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"require": {
"symfony/symfony": "2.1.*"
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I don't think this is needed because it is already included in all component pages. And this should be merged into the |
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Hey Włodzimierz! I've patched this into the 2.0 branch at sha: de1e7db. It does contain some information that is generally repeated elsewhere (on the internet), BUT I think it's important to give the reader everything he/she needs to at least get started with a component right in this one spot. So, I think I like it :). I did move it into the components documentation, as a special standalone document and linked to it from each component. If anyone sees any issues, please let me know! Thanks! |
Maybe trival note, but It helps to start exploring components.
Should it go to master branch? I don't know and await some feedback.