README

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Introduction

Teapotio forum provides a full feature forum solution for small to large communities.

If you'd like to download the standalone version of the forum, please refer to the README file located in the teapotio-forum-standard repository.

Integrate to your app

composer.json

Add the following to your composer file:

{
 "require": {
 "teapotio/teapotio-forum": "dev-master",
 }
}

Run the following command: $ composer update

config.yml

Add the following to your config.yml file:

imports:
 - { resource: @TeapotioSiteBundle/Resources/config/config.yml }
 - { resource: @TeapotioSiteBundle/Resources/config/security.yml }

You can omit the security.yml if you'd like to make your own.

If you'd like to start with some default settings:

imports:
 - { resource: @TeapotioSiteBundle/Resources/config/config_default.yml }

Add the different bundles to your Doctrine config:

doctrine:
 orm:
 entity_managers:
 default: # the name of the entity manager might be different here
 mappings:
 TeapotioForumBundle: ~
 TeapotioSiteBundle: ~
 TeapotioUserBundle: ~
 TeapotioImageBundle: ~
 TeapotioUserBundle: ~

routing.yml

You can include the routes by including the main Teapotio routing file:

TeapotioForum:
 resource: "@TeapotioSiteBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml"
 prefix: /

Otherwise, you can manually each route prefix from the file above in your own.

AppKernel.php

Extends your AppKernel class with Teapotio's AppKernel class:

use Teapotio\Components\AppKernel as TeapotioAppKernel;

class AppKernel extends TeapotioAppKernel
{
 $bundles = array(
 ...
 );

 $bundles = array_merge($bundles, parent::registerBundles());

 ...
}

Otherwise you can register the different bundle manually based the bundles registered in Teapotio's AppKernel class.