php-symfonyHow to use Routing in PHP Symfony?
Routing in PHP Symfony is a way to map URLs to specific controller actions. It is done by creating a routing configuration file, which is usually stored in the config/routes.yaml
file.
Example code
# config/routes.yaml
blog_show:
path: /blog/{slug}
controller: App\Controller\BlogController::show
This example code will map the URL /blog/{slug}
to the show
action of the BlogController
class. The {slug}
part of the URL will be passed as an argument to the show
action.
Code explanation
blog_show
- This is the name of the route.path
- This is the URL pattern that will be matched.controller
- This is the controller action that will be executed when the URL is matched.
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