Container, Twig: All Smooth

Hey Maksym,

Could you provide a bit more information? What do you think we should update here? Thanks!

Cheers!

For example, ContainerAware is deprecated.
Also I would like to know more about the MicroKernelTrait.

You're absolutely right :). Fortunately, that's an easy change - there's now a ContainerAwareTrait you can use instead (no other code needs to be changed).

And actually, this tutorial is part of what inspired me to "invent" the MicroKernelTrait in Symfony :). I wrote the docs about it also for Symfony.com - http://symfony.com/doc/curr....

We will likely do a tutorial on it, but not in 2016 (we have other tutorials planned). I have noted this request though, that helps push things up in priority :). But if you have any questions or are wondering something, let me know - I love to chat about the MicroKernelTrait! :)

Cheers!

Hey Moises!

Ah, I'm glad you commented about that! You're right that ContainerAware is gone in Symfony3. That's ok - it was just moved to be a trait. So now:

use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ContainerAwareTrait;

class MightyMouseController
{
    use ContainerAwareTrait;
}

That'll do the same thing as before :). Also, in Symfony 2.8, I introduced a new MicroKernelTrait that helps to make creating a "micro Symfony app" like the one in this tutorial easier (in fact, this MicroKernelTrait was inspired by some of the "extra" work that felt unnecessary in this tutorial). I'm planning on adding an updated tutorial about this sometime, but I've written documentation already (http://symfony.com/doc/current/cookbook/configuration/micro-kernel-trait.html) and a finished example application (https://github.com/weaverryan/docs-micro_kernel/tree/finished) with multiple micro kernels.

I hope that helps!

NICE!!!!! Thanks a lot.

Hey Nina,

"$ bin/console cache" will show you available commands which contain "cache" in its name. I'll find a few commands, but for clearing the cache use: "$ bin/console cache:clear". But this command clears only environment specific cache, by default it's dev. If you want to clear the cache for prod environment, use: "$ bin/console cache:clear --env=prod", etc. Or, you can clear all the cache manually with "rm -rf var/cache/*".

Cheers!

Thanks for reply
But in the micro framework we don't have bin/ directory
if I use:
php console cache

I have error
> php console cache

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class 'Dotenv\Dotenv' not found in C:\OpenServer\domains\symfony.microframework\console on line 16

Error: Class 'Dotenv\Dotenv' not found in C:\OpenServer\domains\symfony.microframework\console on line 16

Call Stack:
0.0002 365816 1. {main}() C:\OpenServer\domains\symfony.microframework\console:0

Dump $_SERVER
$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] is undefined
$_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] is undefined
Dump $_SESSION
$_SESSION['*'] is undefined
Dump $_REQUEST

Yo Nina!

You're right! The actual command would be php console cache:clear --env=prod, as it does not live in a command directory.

About the error, it looks like you're missing the Dotenv library, which we installed here: https://knpuniversity.com/screencast/micro-symfony/dotenv. Make sure you've installed the vlucas/phpdotenv library, and run composer install so that everything is downloaded into your vendor directory :).

Cheers!

Hey Alexander!

Try clearing your cache - with a "rm -rf cache/*".

Let me know if that works. I think there might be a slight bug, where you need to clear the cache ONE time after creating your first template in the Resources directory (the Symfony standard edition doesn't have this problem since you start with a Resources directory).

Cheers!

Thank you Ryan!

After i deploy this project on other machine it works great with "/views/" in routings. But when I delete "views/" from routings and clear the cache, it still works great!

Awesome :) - I'm going to add a note about this!

Hi Alberto!

Hmm, are you trying to call get() from inside of __construct(). That's the only thing I can think of. If so, don't do that :). In fact, don't have a __construct() - simply fetch the services later that you need when you need them.

But if you're *not* getting this error in __construct(), let me know and paste a little more code. Because, yea, that should not happen :).

Cheers!

The get() function was being called inside the rescueAction function from the tutorial, but since the ContainerAware was moved to a trait, you need to implement ContainerAwareInterface.

use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ContainerAwareInterface;

class MightyMouseController implements ContainerAwareInterface

Ah, you're right! That's an annoying little thing about the trait :) - you need to use the trait *and* implement the interface.

Thanks for sharing this!