Symfony Tools

A Visual Studio Code extension that provides Symfony CLI tools integration.
If you are using multiple technologies, it is hard to remember all the commands.
This extension will provide all useful commands as a button on the sidebar, so you can easily access them.

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Features

A list of all the commands that are currently supported by this extension:

• Server:
  • Start: symfony server:start
  • Stop: symfony server:stop
• Webpack:
  • Watch: npm run watch
  • Dev: npm run dev
  • Build: npm run build
  • Install: npm install
• Cache:
  • Clear: php bin/console cache:clear
  • Warmup: php bin/console cache:warmup
• Doctrine:
  • Create: php bin/console doctrine:database:create
  • Drop: php bin/console doctrine:database:drop
  • Update: php bin/console doctrine:schema:update
  • Migrate: php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate
  • Load fixtures: php bin/console doctrine:fixtures:load
• Make:
  • Controller: php bin/console make:controller
  • Entity: php bin/console make:entity
  • Form: php bin/console make:form
  • Command: php bin/console make:command
  • Fixtures: php bin/console make:fixtures
  • Test: php bin/console make:test
  • Voter: php bin/console make:voter
  • Auth: php bin/console make:auth
  • Crud: php bin/console make:crud
  • Migration: php bin/console make:migration
  • Registration form: php bin/console make:registration-form
  • Reset password: php bin/console make:reset-password
  • User: php bin/console make:user
  • Messenger: php bin/console make:messenger:consume
  • Subscriber: php bin/console make:subscriber
  • Message: php bin/console make:message
• Other:
  • Translation update: php bin/console translation:update

Requirements

• Visual Studio Code 1.74.0 or later
• Symfony CLI
• NPM
• PHP

Installation

1. Open Visual Studio Code
2. Press Ctrl+Shift+X or Cmd+Shift+X to open the Extensions panel
3. Search for Symfony Tools
4. Click the Install button
5. Reload Visual Studio Code

Usage

1. Open a Symfony project in Visual Studio Code
2. Click on Symfony Tools icon from the sidebar
3. Click on the command you want to run, it will run the command on the current terminal.