Todo List : Project to demonstrate

The branch behat is used to demonstrate the usage of Behat with Symfony Page ([Tutoriel] Test Behat sur un projet Symfony [FR]).

The branch symfony_510 is used to demonstrate the new implementation of the Symfony Security component (Double authentification et Symfony 5.1 [FR]).

Requirements

• Symfony client
• Composer
• PHP 7.4 (ext: sqlite3 + Symfony requirement)
• Yarn 1.21

Install

Clone this repository or download archive

Open a terminal and run their following commands:

$ composer install
$ yarn install
$ yarn encore dev

Initialize database

On the first install, run this command to make a new database: bin/console doctrine:database:create

Run all migration to initialize the database (the database is already configured to use SQLite)

Note: if you have a database from the v1.0.0 run this command: bin/console doctrine:migrations:sync-metadata-storage.

$ bin/console doctrine:migration:migrate

Open the database with your favorite SQLite browser and add a row into the user table.

To define the password, use this command to encode it : bin/console security:encode-password

Use in development environment

Run this command in a console (caution, the console will be busy):

$ symfony serve

Open the link in your favorite web browser.

Login

The login uses a two-factor authentication. When your browser is redirected to code form (after username/password form) read the dump value in the Symfony debug bar. This code is the two-factor code.