Evolving Your Drupal Toolkit with Symfony Console Commands
VIDEO: In his DrupalCon Barcelona session, Mohit explored how Symfony Console commands can improve your Drupal workflow, offering enhanced flexibility and efficiency.
Drupal's evolution has been marked by the continual pursuit of improvements in developer experience and usability. Imagine how effortless it would be to create console commands in your Drupal application or module.
This session looks at the seamless integration of Symfony's powerful command-line interface into Drupal applications, showcasing its capabilities and benefits. From Symfony's autowiring and autoconfiguration features to writing robust test cases for console commands, this is a comprehensive guide to elevating your Drupal development process.
What you'll learn
- How we can use Symfony Console commands using Symfony Runtime.
- The opportunities to include Symfony Runtime in your existing project and how to write the console commands.
- Symfony service autowiring and autoconfiguration and how it is helpful in console command discovery.
- Writing Unit test cases for your console commands.
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