symfony-cmf/routing 's direct dependencies. Data on all dependencies, including transitive ones, is available via CSV download.| Name | Version | Size | License | Type | Vulnerabilities |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| psr/log | 3.0.0 | 6.77 kB | MIT | prod dev | |
| symfony/http-kernel | v6.4.7 | - | MIT | prod dev | |
| symfony/routing | v6.4.7 | - | MIT | prod dev |
The symfony-cmf/routing package is a part of the Symfony Content Management Framework (CMF) and it extends the Symfony routing component, offering advanced features. Noteworthy functionalities include a ChainRouter that allows for running several routers in parallel, and a DynamicRouter capable of loading routes from any database, and generating supplementary information in the route match. This makes symfony-cmf/routing immensely useful not only for applications using the complete Symfony framework, but also for those which utilise parts of the Symfony system.
To use the symfony-cmf/routing package, you must first install it via composer. The installation will require you to use the "require" section of your project's composer.json file. While the readme doesn't provide explicit examples of code usage, the typical usage involves leveraging the extended routing capabilities in your Symfony-based project. If you are making a full-stack Symfony application, the best practice is to use the RoutingBundle for more seamless integration.
The detailed documentation for symfony-cmf/routing, including both the installation guide and the reference, can be found on the official Symfony website at the following URL: symfony-cmf/routing Documentation. It provides a comprehensive reference of the Symfony CMF. For general support and queries related to symfony-cmf/routing, the recommendation is to use StackOverflow.
