acseo/fast-show-generator-bundle
Symfony bundle to quickly generate “show” view data for entities using annotations or YAML. Define labels, visibility, and groups per property, then fetch showable data in your controller and render it easily in Twig. Compatible with Symfony 5/6.
ACSEOFastShowGeneratorBundle allows to quickly generate show actions based on annotation or yaml This bundle was initiated by Nicolas Kern (ACSEO).
Version: 2.0 Compatibility: Symfony ^5.0 || ^6.0
$ composer install acseo/fast-show-generator-bundle
Composer will install the bundle to your project's vendor/ACSEO directory.
In entity :
use ACSEO\FastShowGeneratorBundle\Annotations as ACSEOFastShowGeneratorBundle;
For each property :
* @ACSEOFastShowGenerator\Show(label="My Property 1", show=true, groups={"default"})
In controller :
$fastShow = $this->get('acseo_fast_show_generator.driver.annotation');
$fastShow->setEntity(new MyEntity());
$fastShow->setGroup('default');
$fastShow->setClassMetadata($em->getClassMetadata("ACSEOMyBundle:MyEntity"));
$fastShowData = $fastShow->getShowableData();
Create the a file in your bundle for each entity :
#ACSEO/Bundle/MyBundle/Resources/config/fastshowgenerator/MyEntity.default.fastshowgenerator.yml
ACSEO\Bundle\MyBundle\Entity\MyEntity:
Columns:
myProperty:
label: My Property 1
show: true
groups: {"default"}
myProperty2:
label: My Property 2
show: true
groups: {"default"}
In controller :
$fastShow = $this->get('acseo_fast_show_generator.driver.yaml');
$fastShow->setEntity($entity);
$fastShow->setGroup('default');
$fastShow->setClassMetadata($em->getClassMetadata($this->getEntityName()));
$fastShowData = $fastShow->getShowableData();
label : string - optional - if not set, uses the property name capitalized
show : boolean - optional - if not set, value is assumed to be true
groups : array - optional - if not set, group name is "default"
Now, in your twig file, something like that :
<table class="table table-striped">
<tbody>
{% for propertyName, propertyValue in data %}
<tr><td>{{ propertyName }}</td><td>{{ propertyValue }}</td></tr>
{% endfor %}
</tbody>
</table>
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