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Check whether the user can access a route based on its @Security annotation.

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kookas/security-checker

Check whether the user can access a route based on its @Security annotation.

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The README.md

SecurityCheckerBundle

SecurityCheckerBundle for Symfony and Twig lets you check whether the current user could access a given route based on that route's @Security annotation (it does not work for any other methods)., (*1)

You could use this to, for example, only show a page link to a user who can actually access that page, without repeating your security definitions in the Twig template., (*2)

The Versions

28/04 2017

dev-master

9999999-dev

Check whether the user can access a route based on its @Security annotation.

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MIT

by Ashleigh Udoh

twig authorization symfony

28/04 2017

v0.9

0.9.0.0

Check whether the user can access a route based on its @Security annotation.

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MIT

by Ashleigh Udoh

twig authorization symfony

22/02 2017

v0.8.2

0.8.2.0

Check whether the user can access a route based on its @Security annotation.

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MIT

by Ashleigh Udoh

twig authorization symfony

22/02 2017

v0.8.3

0.8.3.0

Check whether the user can access a route based on its @Security annotation.

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MIT

by Ashleigh Udoh

twig authorization symfony

17/02 2017

v0.8.1

0.8.1.0

Check whether the user can access a route based on its @Security annotation.

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MIT

by Ashleigh Udoh

twig authorization symfony

17/02 2017

v0.8.0

0.8.0.0

Check whether the user can access a route based on its @Security annotation.

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MIT

by Ashleigh Udoh

twig authorization symfony