jeriveromartinez/maintenance-site-bundle

This bundle allows your site in maintenance mode

2.1 2016-06-25 01:59 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.2
• doctrine/doctrine-bundle: *
• doctrine/orm: *
• symfony/framework-bundle: ~2.7
• symfony/symfony: *

MIT

• Julio Rivero

• maintenance mode test site offline

README

##This bundle allows your site in maintenance mode for public or anonymous users, allowing you to see changes made if your user is allowed between roles

composer require jeriveromartinez/maintenance-site-bundle

...
new J3rm\MaintenanceSiteBundle\J3rmMaintenanceSiteBundle(),

##configurations parameter

j3rm_maintenance_site:

      path_enable: [/admin,/login] 

      roles_enable_offline: [ROLE_USER,ROLE_ADMIN]

      maintenance: true

Or

j3rm_maintenance_site:

      path_enable: [/admin,/login] 

      roles_enable_offline: [ROLE_USER,ROLE_ADMIN]

      database_offline: YourBundle:YourEntity:attributeName (the attribute most be a boolean)

• path_enable - The administration site url which you must include the login page.
• roles_enable_offline - The roles allowed to see the site in development mode.
• maintenance - boolean value to enable or not the maintenance mode.
• database_offline - It is defined where to catch the value for maintenance mode.

####this bundle redirect to offline page, for that add this to routing.yml

app_offline:

    resource: "@J3rmMaintenanceSiteBundle/Controller/"

    type:     annotation

####create a error503.html.twig file into "Resources/TwigBundle/views/Exception/" and add anonymous permission in the firewall