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Routing en Part1

The document discusses routing in Symfony, which maps URLs to controllers. It describes how to define routes using configuration files or annotations, set parameters and defaults, add requirements, and match routes. Special parameters like _controller, _format, and _locale are also covered, as well as visualizing routes, redirects, and internationalization.

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Routing en Part1

The document discusses routing in Symfony, which maps URLs to controllers. It describes how to define routes using configuration files or annotations, set parameters and defaults, add requirements, and match routes. Special parameters like _controller, _format, and _locale are also covered, as well as visualizing routes, redirects, and internationalization.

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Routing
beautiful
URLs!
Fastest
PHP router
available!

4.1

a route is a map from a URL path to a controller


e.g. matched routes: Redirects
/articles/en/2000/my-post routes can be definied in config files (YAML,
/articles/fr/2000/my-post.rss XML, PHP) or in controllers (annotations) Defining 301, 302, 307,
/articles/en/2017/latest-post.html and 308 redirects:
internal route_301:
route name {placeholders}
# config/routes.yaml # ...
defaults:
article_show: # ...
path: /articles/{_locale}/{year}/{slug}.{_format} permanent: true
match a route based
on the host host: "{subdomain}.example.com" route_302:
controller: App\Controller\ArticleController::show # ...
which controller defaults:
is executed defaults: # ...
_format: html the matched value becomes permanent: false
the “request format" of
giving {placeholders} subdomain: '%subdomain%' the Request object route_307:
a default value
requirements: # ...
you can use service parameters defaults:
_locale: en|fr # ...
defining requirements if you do not want to hardcode
to {placeholders} _format: html|rss the value of the {placeholder} permanent: false
keepRequestMethod: true
year: \d+ regexp to
If no methods methods: [GET, HEAD] accept only route_308:
are specified, the numbers # ...
route will match each routing parameter
or default value is available defaults:
on all methods # ...
as an argument in the
controller method permanent: true
keepRequestMethod: true

Earlier routes always win! The order of the routes is important!

for simple
conditions Imported Routes
Inlined Configuration # config/routes.yaml
app_hello:
you can inline the route requirements resource: '@ThirdPartyBundle/Resources/config/routing.yaml'
host: "hello.example.com”
and default values in the {placeholders}. prefix: /admin
prefix:
blog_list: prefix can
Add prefix en: '/site'
# no requirements and no default value be i18n es: '/sitio'
path: /blog/{page}
to routes
# with requirements but no default value
path: /blog/{page<\d+>}
# no requirements but with a default value
path: /blog/{page?1} Trailing Slash
# no requirements but with default value = null
path: /blog/{page?} Symfony redirect (301 redirect) between URLs with and without trailing slashes
# with requirements and default value = null
in both ways (but only for GET and HEAD requests).
path: /blog/{page<.*>?}

Console
$ php bin/console debug:router visualize and get detailed information about all configured routes
$ php bin/console debug:router article_show visualize and get information of a single route
$ php bin/console router:match /blog/my-latest-post test whether a URL matches a given route

Special Routing Parameters i18n Routes


_controller determine which controller is executed when the route is matched. contact:
_format set the request format. controller: App\Controller\ContactController::send
_fragment set the fragment identifier, the optional last part of a URL that starts path:
en: /send-us-an-email
with a # character and is used to identify a portion of a document. nl: /stuur-ons-een-email
_locale set the locale on the request.

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