Releasing cool symfony plugins on github
September 2nd, 2011 | by David |It’s been a long time since my last post and probably an even longer felt waiting time for those of you dear readers waiting for code. But wait no more, and check out 3 fresh plugins on my github:
weUniversalClassLoaderPlugin
Want to use an Sf2 component or any other namespaced PHP code in your sf1 project? Use this plugin to make it work automatically.
weUniversalClassLoaderPlugin
weGlobalConfigPlugin
A custom config handler to bypass the crowded app.yml with some nice bonus. Not mandatory but useful!
weGlobalConfigPlugin
weErrorHandlerPlugin
Tired of finding out where that damn “Notice in file xy.php on line 1234″ comes from? Make it an exception and view the stack trace!
Sick of crappy php libraries (oh yes, php_ldap, this one goes to you) that use warnings and notices instead of exceptions? This is the past, baby, welcome to the 21st century!
weErrorHandlerPlugin
What’s the status, actually?
All the code comes as-it-is, this means:
- No (unit) tests
- Not all the functions are documented well
This shouldn’t keep you from trying it, since the usage READMEs are helpful and the code is mostly self-explaining. If you have any questions, don’t bother to ask them (probably by opening github tickets).
If you want to help (e.g. by writing tests, documentation, better code), feel free to fork and pull-request. It’s all about the code nowadays!
Have fun!
One Response to “Releasing cool symfony plugins on github”
By Sue Baker on Sep 20, 2011 | Reply
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