symfony-sk:js-handler

Create JavaScript page handlers for DOM interactions and API calls in Symfony front-ends.

Updated Jan 15, 2026
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Skill: symfony-sk:js-handler
Source: https://github.com/Swoking/symfony-sk-plugin/tree/main/plugins/symfony-sk/skills/js-handler
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Swoking/symfony-sk-plugin --skill symfony-sk-js-handler

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill standardizes the creation of JavaScript page handlers to simplify DOM interactions and API calls across Symfony-based front-ends, reducing duplication and ensuring consistency.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Handler scaffolding for new pages ensuring consistent structure and naming.
  • DOM interaction helpers to safely query and manipulate elements.
  • API call patterns with standardized error handling and response parsing.
  • Real-world use: rapidly add a handler for a new feature page that interacts with the backend and updates the UI.

Quick Start

Create a new JavaScript handler at front/public/site/js/<feature>/<name>.js and implement required DOM and API logic per project standards.

Frequently Asked Questions about symfony-sk:js-handler

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I structure JavaScript page handlers for DOM manipulation and API calls in Symfony?

JavaScript page handlers in Symfony should follow a standardized structure for DOM interactions and API calls. This ensures consistent behavior, naming, and file locations across multiple pages and components while adhering to project coding standards.

What is the best way to standardize frontend JavaScript handlers across multiple Symfony pages?

Standardizing frontend JavaScript handlers involves applying mandatory coding standards and validation rules. This creates uniform structure and behavior for DOM interactions and API calls, reducing duplication across all Symfony-based front-end features.

How do I scaffold a new JavaScript file for a Symfony feature page?

To scaffold a new JavaScript handler, create a file at front/public/site/js/<feature>/<name>.js. Implement the required DOM and API logic according to the project's specific JS standards guide to ensure proper integration.

Does this approach to building JavaScript handlers handle API error parsing automatically?

Building JavaScript handlers with this approach includes standardized API call patterns. These patterns provide standardized error handling and response parsing to ensure robust interactions between the front-end and the backend.

Can I use these DOM interaction helpers for existing Symfony components?

Yes, the DOM interaction helpers safely query and manipulate elements for existing Symfony components. They ensure that DOM interactions maintain a uniform structure and behavior across all front-end features.

When should I not use a standardized JavaScript page handler?

Standardized JavaScript page handlers are designed for Symfony-based front-end features requiring DOM and API interactions. If a page lacks these requirements or falls outside the JS standards guide, this handler structure is unnecessary.