Installation

MicroFrameworkBundle can be installed in new and existing applications.

Here's how to create a new Symfony project, using the Empy Edition:

composer create-project gnugat/symfony-empty-edition
cd symfony-empty-edition

Or alternatively, using Symfony Flex:

symfony new my_project_directory
cd my_project_directory

Now we need to replace FrameworkBundle by MicroFrameworkBundle, first in the composer dependencies:

composer require 'gnugat/micro-framework-bundle'
composer remove --update-with-dependencies 'symfony/framework-bundle'

Note: With Symfony Flex, the symfony/symfony global package is installed, and it contains the symfony/framework-bundle package.

Then in the config/bundles.php file by replacing:

• Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\FrameworkBundle
• with Gnugat\MicroFrameworkBundle\GnugatMicroFrameworkBundle

Next, the framework configuration key needs to be removed:

• from config/services.yml
• or in config/packages/

Finally in the bin/console file, replace:

• Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Console\Application
• with Gnugat\MicroFrameworkBundle\Service\KernelApplication as Application.

Make sure to try and debug your application after that:

1. remove the cache rm -rf var/cache
2. try to run the console: bin/console
3. try to browse pages
4. run your tests

If any step fails, then:

• check if there's any configuration to remove
• check if it's a bundle issue and if so if we can remove it