Last is a minimalistic static site generator for Symfony 4 applications. Once installed, Last provides a command that will simply create requests for all of your routes and dumps the result as a static file to a dist folder.

(A symfony/flex recipe will be created soon. )

composer require fw/last-bundle

Last should get registered automatically to config/bundles.php. If not, add it by hand:

...
Fw\LastBundle\FwLastBundle::class => ['all' => true],

Now you can run the dump command and your Symfony app gets exported as static html files.

# will dump to the configured dist folder, defaults to %project%/dist
bin/console last:dump 

# wil dump to the given folder
bin/console last:dump --dist=./custom_dist_folder

Soon, however the following is missing yet:

• Test with more real life projects
• Provide an symfony/flex recipe
• Automatically copy assets from public/build, public/bundles/* and other locations to dist folder after dumping

fw_last:
    dist_folder: '%kernel.project_dir%/dist' # this is the default dist folder, if you don't set it 
    providers:
        static: true # Static provider is enabled per default, you can disable it here

Last runs requests against your kernel. So in order to make it work, all desired requests must be defined. To make things more easy, Last comes with a request provider for all static routes (routes without mandatory placeholders). So you only need to implement a custom request provider if you want to include dynamic routes like blog/article/{id}. A simple provider could look like this:

use Fw\LastBundle\Router\RouteProvider;

class YourustomProvider implements RouteProvider
{
    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function getRoutes(): array
    {
        return [
            Request::create('blog/article/1'),
            Request::create('blog/article/2'),
            Request::create('blog/article/3'),
        ];
    }
} 

And needs to be a tagged service, in order to make it visible for Last.

Your\CustomBundle\Provider\CustomProvider:
        tags: ['fw.last.route_provider']

Of course you can inject any dependencies like an entity manager to create more advanced providers.

Use {{ path() }} instead of {{ url() }} in your templates to make your urls relative.