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Goal

chCmsExposeRoutingPlugin is a symfony 1.(3|4) plugin used to expose routing definition to the client side.

if you use symfony2, have a look to FriendsOfSymfony/FOSJsRoutingBundle

Requirement

You need jquery to use this plugin. jQuery is not bundeled with this plugin, you have to include it yourself.

How does it work ?

Enable

First, enable the plugin in your project configuration:

<?php
// config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php

public function setup()
{
  $this->enablePlugins(array('chCmsExposeRoutingPlugin'));
}

Then enable chCmsExposeRouting in your application:

# app/{your_app}/config/settins.yml

    enabled_modules:
      - chCmsExposeRouting

And finaly publish assets

$ symfony plugin:publish-assets

you're done !

More conf

You can disable the script auto inclusion by adding the following in your routing.yml

app:
  ch_cms_expose_routing:
    register_scripts: false # you will have to register scripts manually

You can disable the route auto declaration by adding the following in your routing.yml

app:
  ch_cms_expose_routing:
    register_routes: false # you will have to register script route manually

and the register your route this way:

my_custom_route_name:
  url: /my/url/route.js
  params: { module: chCmsExposeRouting, action: index }

register your exposed routes

make a route exposable

the only thing you need to do is to add an app_expose option:

// app/{your_app}/config/routing.yml

# this route will be exposed if auto_discover is true
my_route_to_expose:
  url:  /foo/:id/bar
  params: { action: foo, module: bar }
  options:
    app_expose: true

# this route will NEVER be exposed
my_secret_route:
  url:  /foo/:id/bar/1
  params: { action: foo, module: bar }
  options:
    app_expose: false

# this route will be exposed if forced, but not autodetected
a_default route:
  url:  /foo/:id/bar/2
  params: { action: foo, module: bar }

force a route exposition

in your application config ( app.yml ), add the following:

app:
  ch_cms_expose_routing:
    routes_to_expose:
      - my_first_route_to_expose
      - another_route

expose all exposable routes

if you want to expose all routes with app_expose option to true, just add the following to your application config ( app.yml ):

app:
  ch_cms_expose_routing:
    auto_discover: false

custom filter on exposed params

in your application config ( app.yml ), add the following:

app:
  ch_cms_expose_routing:
    params_blacklist:
      - module
      - action
      - my_param

access routes in browser

It's as simple as calling Routing.generate('route_id', /* your params */).

Routing.generate('route_id', {id: 10});
// will result in /foo/10/bar
Routing.generate('route_id', {"id": 10, "foo":"bar"});
// will result in /foo/10/bar?foo-bar

$.get(Routing.generate('route_id', {"id": 10, "foo":"bar"}));
// will call /foo/10/bar?foo=bar

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Test suite

You can help us improving code quality by running the JS Test Suite. if you find something wrong, please Report Isssue

TODO

cache js routing
add simple way to call server with sf_method and csrf_token

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