Easily integrate Olark into your Symfony2 projects.

1. Add this bundle to your vendor/ dir using the vendors script:

Add the following lines in your ``deps`` file:

    [RGOlarkBundle]
        git=git://github.com/rgsystemes/OlarkBundle.git
        target=/bundles/RG/OlarkBundle

and run the vendors script:

    ./bin/vendors install

**Or** add the following to your `composer.json`:

    "rgsystemes/olark-bundle": "dev-master"

and run:

    php composer.phar install

The bundle is compatible with Symfony 2.0 upwards.

2. If you're not using Composer, add the RG namespace to your autoloader:

   // app/autoload.php $loader->registerNamespaces(array( 'RG' => DIR.'/../vendor/bundles', ));

3. Add this bundle to your application's kernel:

   // app/AppKernel.php public function registerBundles() { return array( // ... new RG\OlarkBundle\RGOlarkBundle(), // ... ); }

4. Configure the rg_olark service in your config.yml:

   rg_olark: id: xxxx-xxx-xx-xxxx

That's it for basic configuration.

In your template:

{% include "OlarkBundle::olark.html.twig" %}

In your controllers:

$olarkOptions = $this->container->get('rg_olark_options');
$olarkOptions["name"] = $this->getUser()->getUsername();

Available Olark options:

• api.chat.updateVisitorNickname (through $olarkOptions["name"])
• api.chat.updateVisitorStatus (through $olarkOptions["status"])

You can override the template used by copying the Resources/views/olark.html.twig file out of the bundle and placing it into app/Resources/RGOlarkBundle/views, then customising as you see fit.