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We want to render PDF files. And we use twig for that because it is HTML to PDF. Our problem now is
We want to render PDF files. And we use twig for that because it is HTML to PDF. Our problem now is how to get a fully configured Twig Service? If we setup twig ourself we would have to inject loads of different things. We found a twig trait but those functions only use an existing twig. The Controller has an already setup twig but I don't think it is wise to inject that somewhere else. So how do I get a fully setup twig from the global scope?
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We are using the
\Spryker\Yves\Twig\TwigFactory
still that is missing the trans function0 -
you can access the global (app) container from the controller I think?
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so maybe you could register your service in the app container and use it in the controller? (i.e. implement it "outside" of Spryker)
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not sure if it's currently possible to provide global dependencies in the dependency providers
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We have twig configured for controllers. That is done during the bootstrap. But as we use a DTO for the data to get that in our PDF service we loose the reference. So now we do the translation inside of the controller and pass those translated strings to the DTO.
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Maybe I am missing something but from my Symfony perspective I would just inject the service and all would be fine. That seems not to be possible in Spryker.
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no, it's not AFAIK
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Ricardo did know what to do! β€ So you have to build inside of your DI a new Pimple instance and that can give you a new globally configured twig for you. Probably wasts loads of resources
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Yes you can load the Application from the Pimple (inside the Factory of cause) and from there you can get the current Twig Env
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so rebuild the container from scratch? or?
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Yes with a nice and shiny new Pimpel() π§‘
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