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SettingsBundle

Bundle for storing configuration with Symfony in database using Doctrine ORM.

👀 This bundle was previously known as dmissh/settings-bundle, and the Packagist installation instruction will stay as is.

Features

• Easy-to-use (Twig extension, container service)
• Settings scopes per user, global or all
• Settings validation by using the Symfony Form Component
• 2 serialization mechanisms: PHP serialize() and JSON (+ you can write your own)
• Settings caching (PSR-6)
• Fast and extensible

Quick usage examples

Symfony controller:

// Global settings
$settingsManager->set('name', 'foo');
$settingsManager->get('name'); // returns 'foo'

// User settings
$settingsManager->get('name', $user); // returns global 'foo'
$settingsManager->set('name', 'bar', $user);
$settingsManager->get('name', $user); // returns 'bar'

Twig template:

{# Global setting #}
{{ get_setting('some_setting') }} {# => 'value' #}

{# User setting #}
{{ get_setting('some_user_setting', app.user) }} {# => 'value' #}

See the general usage documentation for more examples.

Documentation

• Installation
• General usage
• Scopes
• Advanced configuration
• I18n
• Customization
• FAQ

Changelog, Roadmap and contribution

Please, do not hesitate to report bugs or send pull requests. It will help to motivate me to support library better than anything else :)

See CHANGELOG.md for all major changes.

Upgrade from 1.0.*

Make sure to read the UPGRADE.md to successfully migrate your application.

License

The MIT License. For the full text of license, please, see LICENSE