Implement "Symfony stuff"

[roberto-butti]

As discussed briefly with my friend @AlessandroMinoccheri at PHPDay2022 event, it would be nice to add "Symfony staff". Something like "Laravel Stuff".
This is just a placeholder as a reminder.
For now, I'm going to start investigate which steps are needed and are specific for a Symfony application.

[AlessandroMinoccheri]

@roberto-butti we can try to collect some Symfony examples in this issue.
What do you think about starting with a simple Laravel example and after we try to start from there converting it to a similar Symfony action?

[AlessandroMinoccheri]

@roberto-butti can you post here a little example of Laravel action so we can understand in Symfony how can we rewrite that action?

[roberto-butti]

@roberto-butti can you post here a little example of Laravel action so we can understand in Symfony how can we rewrite that action?

Sure , take a look here : https://ghygen.hi-folks.dev/?template=laravelapp&code=6c74432cc8da98631b40ddfb4a5f21d3

As you can see, after running composer there are some specific steps for Laravel (copy and paste):

    - name: Generate key
      run: php artisan key:generate
    - name: Directory Permissions
      run: chmod -R 777 storage bootstrap/cache
    - name: Run Migrations
# Set environment
      env:
        DB_CONNECTION: mysql
        DB_DATABASE: db_test_laravel
        DB_PORT: 33306
        DB_USER: root

      run: php artisan migrate

[AlessandroMinoccheri]

Well in Symfony usually there is a basic step after composer install.

symfony server:start

If the goal is to launch migrations in symfony there are specific libraries like doctrine/migrations and others.