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Platform to create and update QR codes for URLs. All QR codes/URLs will point back to the system, which then handles redirect to the relevant end URL. This enables updates to QR codes even after they are deployed in the field.

This project is a Symfony application built using PHP 8.4 and utilizes Docker for environment isolation. Below are directions to set up, run, and maintain the project effectively.

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Setup and Installation

1. Install Dependencies
   Run the following command to install PHP dependencies using Composer in a Dockerized environment:

   task start

2. Environment Configuration
   Create a .env.local file from the base .env file:

   cp .env .env.local

   Update the configuration in .env.local as needed.

3. Optinional: Load fixtures
   To load fixtures run the following command. This will create QR codes and tenants/users. You can now login with user-a@example.com as username and password as password.

   task console doctrine:fixtures:load

4. Optinional: Create more Tenants/Users
   Run the following commands to create a Tenant and User

   task console app:tenant:add
   task console app:user:add

   Note: Form login and manual user management is a temporary solution while we wait for OIDC

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Building assets

The assets app.css and app.js are served through webpack.

Build assets:

 task run-dev

Build and watch assets:

 task run-watch

Build assets for production:

 task run-build

Running Coding Standards

The project uses PHP CS Fixer for code formatting and PHPStan for static analysis to maintain clean and robust code. Below are the commands to ensure coding standards are followed.

Apply Coding Standards

Fix code formatting issues:

task coding-standards-apply

Check Coding Standards

Check formatting without making any changes:

task composer -- coding-standards-check

Run Static Analysis

Run PHPStan to check for code issues:

task composer -- code-analysis

Run code through all available tools

Markdownlint, code analysis, Code sniffer, Composer normalizer

task check-code

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Folder Structure

The core structure of this Symfony project follows standard conventions:

• src/: Contains the application code.
• public/: Publicly accessible files, such as the entry point (index.php).
• translations/: Holds translation files for multilingual support.
• templates/: Contains Twig templates for front-end rendering.
• migrations/: Database migration files.
• tests/: Unit and functional tests.

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Extra

• Always clear the cache after making any environment or configuration changes:

  task console -- cache:clear

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