symfony-sk:front-route

Create Symfony front and back Route controllers extending BaseRoute with GET/POST constraints.

Updated Jan 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Swoking/symfony-sk-plugin --skill symfony-sk-front-route
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Skill: symfony-sk:front-route
Source: https://github.com/Swoking/symfony-sk-plugin/tree/main/plugins/symfony-sk/skills/front-route
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Swoking/symfony-sk-plugin --skill symfony-sk-front-route

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Create consistent Symfony Route controllers for both front and back ends, reducing boilerplate and ensuring standardized routing patterns.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Extends BaseRoute to enforce project-wide conventions.
  • Inject services in method parameters for better testability and flexibility.
  • Enforce HTTP methods to GET or POST for front/back endpoints.
  • Provide a template-based approach for consistent JSON responses and page renders.

Quick Start

Create a new Feature Route by extending BaseRoute, inject the required service into the action parameters, and return a wrapped response using the provided Template.

Frequently Asked Questions about symfony-sk:front-route

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create consistent Symfony controllers for front and back endpoints?

To create consistent Symfony controllers, extend BaseRoute to enforce project-wide conventions, inject required services into method parameters, and return wrapped responses using a standardized template for both front and back endpoints.

How do I enforce strict GET and POST HTTP methods in Symfony routing?

You can enforce strict GET and POST HTTP methods in Symfony routing by applying the BaseRoute template, which constrains front and back endpoints to specific HTTP methods and ensures standardized response handling for form submissions and pages.

How do I inject dependencies into Symfony controller action parameters?

Inject dependencies into Symfony controller action parameters by defining the required services as method arguments within your BaseRoute class, which improves testability and flexibility while maintaining standardized endpoint routing.

How do I wrap Symfony controller responses with an authorization check?

Wrap Symfony controller responses with an authorization check by utilizing the checkAuthorization method provided in the BaseRoute template, ensuring all front and back page renders and JSON responses are secured.

Does this Symfony routing approach work for both page renders and JSON form submissions?

Yes, this Symfony routing approach works for both page renders and JSON form submissions. The BaseRoute template provides a standardized approach to handle consistent responses across different types of front and back endpoints.