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webforge-symfony
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[](#webforge-symfony)

A bridge for webforge and symfony with the usual suspects

Use the DateTimeHandler
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[](#use-the-datetimehandler)

```
composer require webforge/symfony

```

add to your `config.yml`/`services.yml` from symfony:

```
imports:
    - { resource: '../../vendor/webforge/symfony/Resources/config/services.yml' }
```

when you're using the [webforge/doctrine-compiler](https://github.com/webforge-labs/webforge-doctrine-compiler) with serializer extension your all set for WebforgeDateTime-Types. Otherwise use annotations like this:

```