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* '''Models''' (Entities): `src/AppBundle/Entity/` | * '''Models''' (Entities): `src/AppBundle/Entity/` | ||
* '''Templates:''' `app/Resources/views/` | * '''Templates:''' `app/Resources/views/` | ||
* '''Sass:''' | * '''Sass:''' `app/Resources/assets/` | ||
* '''Stylesheets:''' ''TK'' | * '''Stylesheets:''' ''TK'' | ||
* '''Images:''' ''TK'' | * '''Images:''' ''TK'' | ||
Revision as of 14:57, 25 January 2015
Overview
Notes on tasks related to setting up web projects using the Symfony framework.
Resource locations
- Controllers:
src/AppBundle/Controller/ - Models (Entities):
src/AppBundle/Entity/ - Templates:
app/Resources/views/ - Sass:
app/Resources/assets/ - Stylesheets: TK
- Images: TK
- JavaScript: TK
Templates
Twig template documentation
- Basics of syntax: Twig for Template Designers
Compass/Sass
Installation & Configuration
Install Compass into [project_root]app/Resources/assets/:
m:\path\to\project\app\Resources\assets\> compass init
The stylesheets will be written to [project_root]web/css/.
See also Install & Configure Sass & Compass
Assetic
Maybe look into this more. Sass/Assetic combination is not well documented. Not sure how to watch for changes in a whole directory outside of a bundle.
Assetic is an asset management tool created specifically for Symfony2. It looks like it can be used in place of grunt for the purposes of compiling Sass. The main benefit is that it saves the step of opening a shell and start up grunt to compile.
- How to use Assetic for asset management (Symfony)
- Sass, Compass, and Assetic in 10 minutes (Alexandre Salomé)