NODEFONY CONFIGURATIONS

Nodefony configurations Files :

Nodefony manage differents config files that you can find throughout your development.
Manage framework configuration ./config/config.js
Manage Application configuration in app bundle ./app/config/config.js
Manage bundle configuration ./src/bundles/my-bundle/Ressources/config/config.js

Framework Configuration : `./config/config.js`

Application Configuration : `./app/config/config.js`

Bundle Configuration : `./src/bundles/my-bundle/Resources/config/config.js`

Routing Configuration : `routing.js`

Services Configuration : `services.js`

Firewall Configuration : `security.js`

Webpack Configuration :

`webpack.config.js`

`webpack/webpack.dev.config.js`

`webpack/webpack.prod.config.js`

Nodefony Watchers :

In developement mode The bundle generation engine build bundle config with node.js watcher configuration is very usefull to auto-reload files as controllers , views , routing , translations without having to reboot the server. Bundle manage WATCHERS in config.js

module.exports = {

/**
 *    WATCHERS
 *
 *  watchers Listen to changes, deletion, renaming of files and directories
 *  of different components
 *
 *  For watch all components
 *      watch:                    true
 *  or
 *      watch:{
 *        controller:             true
 *        config:                 true        // only  routing.js
 *        views:                  true
 *        translations:           true
 *        webpack:                true
 *      }
 *
 */
watch: true
}

Nodefony kernel Don't reload config.js services.js security.js files,You must restart nodefony !!!

How to use Configuration :

There are different ways to access these configuration variables

In controller By Kernel Service Container this.getParameters("bundles.App")

class defaultController extends nodefony.Controller {

  constructor(container, context){
    super(container, context);
  };

  indexAction (version){
  	// GET config bundle App
    let bundleAppSettings = this.getParameters("bundles.App") ;

  	// GET config bundle http
    let bundleHttpSettings = this.getParameters("bundles.http") ;
    return this.renderJson(bundleAppSettings);
  };
};

In Kernel you can find this.settings with framework configuration

indexAction (version){
                  // GET kernel service and get config
  let kernelGlobalSettings = this.kernel.settings ;

  return this.renderJson(kernelGlobalSettings);
}

In Bundle you can find this.settings with bundle configuration

indexAction (version){

                  // GET kernel service , get demo bundle  config

  let demoGlobalSettings = this.kernel.getBundle("demo").settings ;

  return this.renderJson(demoGlobalSettings);
}

Everywhere you can find config variables by Kernel Service Container

class myService extends nodefony.Service {

  constructor (kernel)

  	super("myService", kernel.container, kernel.notificationsCenter );

  };

  myFunction (){
    let kernelSettings = this.kernel.settings ;
    let appSettings = this.getParameters("bundles.App") ;
  };
};

NODEFONY CONFIGURATIONS