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bocharsky-bw/skeleton-bundle
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The HTML markup skeleton of base templates for Symfony Framework

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SkeletonBundle
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[](#skeletonbundle)

The HTML markup skeleton of base templates for Symfony Framework

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This bundle no more maintained
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[](#this-bundle-no-more-maintained)

The development has moved to a new [repository](https://github.com/LapaLabs/SkeletonBundle).

Install
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[](#install)

Install bundle with `Composer` dependency manager first by running the command:

`$ composer require "bocharsky-bw/skeleton-bundle:dev-master"`

`Composer` will install the bundle to your project's `vendor` directory.

Include
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[](#include)

Including the bundle to your `Symfony` project is as easy as to do a few simple steps.

1. Enable the bundle in application kernel for `prod` environment:

```