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Web Assets

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Last updated 6 years ago

Web assets are things like CSS, JavaScript and image files that make the frontend of your site look and work great. In your HarmonyCMS application there are bound to exist many assets either created by you or provided by third-party (extensions, bundles or themes).

As part of your deploy procedure, you have to use some Symfony console command to actually make the assets available to the frontend of your application.

assets:install

This command is available in Symfony core, no extra bundle is required. So this is probably the first you should get to know. It will search through all available bundles for a /Resources/Public/ folder and copy the content into public/bundles/{bundle-name}/.

php bin/console assets:install

extension:assets:install

This command is provided by the . It will search through all available extensions for a /Resources/Public/ folder and copy the content into public/extensions/{extension-name}/.

php bin/console extension:assets:install

theme:assets:install

This command is provided by the . It will search through all available themes for a /Resources/Public/ folder and copy the content into public/themes/{theme-name}/.

php bin/console extension:assets:install
HarmonyExtensionBundle
HarmonyThemeBundle