Creating a custom requirement validator for @Route annotation in Symfony -
as can see below, @route->requirements regex below (i'm using in many other controller/methods) bit long, doesn't , most importantly it hard maintain in case of syntax update in future question is, able below?
i've seen many similar questions , tutorials creating custom annotations not question.
current
/** * @param string $id * * @method({"get"}) * @route("/class/{id}", requirements={"id"="([0-9a-fa-f]){8}-([0-9a-fa-f]){4}-([0-9a-fa-f]){4}-([0-9a-fa-f]){4}-([0-9a-fa-f]){12}"}) * @secure(roles="role_admin") * * @return response */ public function getclassaction($id) maybe this
/** * @param string $id * * @method({"get"}) * @route("/class/{id}", requirements={"id"="myclass::myvalidation"}) * @secure(roles="role_admin") * * @return response */ public function getclassaction($id) myclass
myclass { // ideal stick parameters.yml though const id = "([0-9a-fa-f]){8}-([0-9a-fa-f]){4}-([0-9a-fa-f]){4}-([0-9a-fa-f]){4}-([0-9a-fa-f]){12}"; public function myvalidation($value) { if (!preg_match(self::id, $value)) { return 'bad id'; } return true; } }
you should use pattern directly follow :
<?php use x\y\z\myclass; class xyz { /** * @param string $id * * @method({"get"}) * @route("/class/{id}", requirements={"id":myclass::id}) * @secure(roles="role_admin") * * @return response */ public function getclassaction($id) 
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