This Symfony plugin enables easy to use integration with the Flattr service. Specifically, it provides a helper function to create Flattr buttons.
I recommend installing the plugin as a Git submodule:
$ git submodule add plugins/sfFlattrPlugin http://github.com/tobiassjosten/sfFlattrPlugin.git
Then you add it to your list of enabled plugins:
<?php
// config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php
class ProjectConfiguration extends sfProjectConfiguration
{
public function setup()
{
$this->enablePlugins('sfFlattrPlugin');
}
}
And finally you add it you you filter chain:
# apps/frontend/config/filters.yml
rendering: ~
security: ~
sf_flattr_plugin:
class: sfFlattrFilter
cache: ~
execution: ~
There are three ways to configure your Flattr buttons. You can either do it in app.yml, when you create buttons or a mix of the two.
These are the settings you can use in your app.yml:
all:
sf_flattr_plugin:
# Required
uid: User ID on Flattr.
title: The title of your item.
description: A description of your item.
category: text, images, video, audio, software or rest
# Optional
language: Language of the item, using syntax 'en_GB'.
tags: Comma seperated,list of,tags
button: normal (default) or compact
hidden: 1 to hide, 0 (default) to show on Flattr.com listing
html5: false
Creating a Flattr buttons involves first including the helper. Either in your settings.yml:
# apps/frontend/config/settings.yml
all:
.settings:
standard_helpers:
- Flattr
... or directly in your view:
<?php use_helper('Flattr') ?>
And then you may use the helper. Here is an example with most of the configuration options either instead of or to override settings in app.yml:
flattr_button(url_for('my_route', $item, true), array(
'uid' => 'tobiassjosten',
'title' => 'Example title',
'description' => 'A very descriptive text',
'category' => 'text',
'button' => 'compact',
'html5' => false,
'data' => array('button' => 'compact'),
));
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