Le 07/04/2011 10:36, OnDistantShores a écrit :
I'm used to using MVC where models can serialise themselves (into an
array, which is easily JSON-able).
I'm trying to build an API app where multiple views in multiple
modules serialise the same object. I can easily add that code to the
model, which works fine. However the problem arises when I try and add
a URL (created using url_for) to the serialised object. This only
seems to work from the view.
So does this mean the serialisation logic really should go in the
view? If so I want to create a helper function called
serialiseMyModel($model) that can be called from the multiple views.
Where can I create this so that it's available to all the views?
(I know you can call genUrl() from a controller, but the same problem
persists there about sharing the code)
Thanks!
Look at the Serializer component (not documented yet). You can also look
at FOS\RestBundle which uses it to allow supporting different format
easily with a single format-agnostic controller.
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