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fadoe/symfony-asset-module
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Use Symfony Asset as Zend Framework Module

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Symfony Asset Module
====================

[](#symfony-asset-module)

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Install `fadoe/symfony-asser-module` via composer.

Configuration
-------------

[](#configuration)

The config key is `fadoe_symfony_asset_module`. You can extend the configuration in your `autoload/global.php`:

```
return [
    'fadoe_symfony_asset_module' => [
        'version' => 1,
        'version_format' => null,
        'base_path' => null,
        'base_urls' => null,
        'packages' => [],
    ],
];
```

Example
-------

[](#example)

Asset version is 1, the format is `?v=`. There is also a named package named project in path `image/projects`.

```
return [
    'fadoe_symfony_asset_module' => [
        'version' => 1,
        'version_format' => "%s?v=%s,
        'base_path' => null,
        'base_urls' => null,
        'packages' => [
            'project' => [
                'version' => 1,
                'base_path' => 'image/project'
            ],
        ],
    ],
];
```

In you template you can now write:

```