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procergs/login-cidadao-badges-template
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Template project for the badges system.

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Badges Template
===============

[](#badges-template)

This project is a template/example for implementing badges compatible with login-cidadao.

Implementing Your Own Badges
----------------------------

[](#implementing-your-own-badges)

### Bundle Generation

[](#bundle-generation)

First of all, generate a new Symfony 2 bundle and name it as you see fit. In this example we'll call it "Acme\\BadgesBundle".

Go on and start the interactive bundle generator:

```
$ php app/console generate:bundle
```

### Badge Model

[](#badge-model)

We'll need a Model class to represent your badges. This class can be as simple as the implementation of the `PROCERGS\LoginCidadao\BadgesBundle\Model\BadgeInterface`, thus we have:

```