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Description:

This bundle integrates ElaoParameterizer in your project, which is a clean and easy way to graphically handle php parameters using dat.GUI

Installation:

Add ElaoParameterizerBundle in your composer.json (you would better use it as a development requirement):

{
    "require-dev": {
        "elao/elao/parameterizer-bundle": "1.0.*"
    }
}

Now tell composer to download the bundle by running the command:

$ php composer.phar update elao/parameterizer

How to use it:

Have a look on ElaoParameterizer to understand Patterns/Parameters concepts and usages.

You can declare patterns :

Programatically

// Get service
$parameterizer = $this->get('elao_parameterizer');

$parameterizer
    ->create('foo')
        ->create('bar', 'value')
        ->create('baz', 456, array(
            'label'   => 'Baz',
            'choices' => array(123, 456, 789)
        ));

In config.yml

elao_parameterizer:
    patterns:
        foo:
            parameters:
                bar: value
                baz:
                    value: 456
                    options:
                        label:   Baz
                        choices: [123, 456, 789]

In services

<service id="foo.parameters"
     class="%elao_parameterizer.pattern.class%"
     factory-service="elao_parameterizer.factory"
     factory-method="createPattern"
>
    <tag name="elao_parameterizer.pattern" />
    <argument>foo</argument>
    <call method="create">
        <argument>bar</argument>
        <argument>value</argument>
    </call>
    <call method="create">
        <argument>baz</argument>
        <argument>456</argument>
        <argument type="collection">
            <argument key="label">Baz</argument>
            <argument key="choices" type="collection">
                <argument>123</argument>
                <argument>456</argument>
                <argument>789</argument>
            </argument>
        </argument>
    </call>
</service>

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