The Symfony AxFormBundle

AxFormBundle makes it easy to open your Symfony forms in Bootstrap 5.3 modals using AJAX. It handles all the "boring" parts—like page reloads and error messages—so you don't have to write custom JavaScript. It’s the simplest way to turn your Symfony forms into fast pop-ups with almost no extra code.

Features

• Fluent AxFormService: A clean API for handling entity creation and modification within modals (requires Doctrine and Symfony Form).
• AxStepsService: Session-based orchestrator for complex multi-step form workflows.
• AbstractAxFormController: Base controller with built-in helpers for modal initialization and entity deletion.
• Twig Integration: Custom functions for rendering modal triggers and the required container structure.
• Bootstrap 5 Support: Out-of-the-box templates compatible with Bootstrap 5.
• Portable Assets: Includes a standalone npm package @fire1/ax-form with Vue 3 components.

Requirements

• PHP 8.2 or higher
• Symfony 5.4, 6.x, or 7.x
• Doctrine ORM (for AxFormService entity persistence)
• Symfony Form Component (for form handling)
• Twig Bundle (for rendering)

Documentation

Full documentation is available in the docs folder:

1. Installation
2. AxFormService
3. AxStepsService
4. Controller Integration
5. Frontend Assets
6. Twig Helpers

Quick Installation

composer require fire1/ax-form-bundle

Register the bundle in config/bundles.php:

return [
    // ...
    Fire1\AxFormBundle\Fire1AxFormBundle::class => ['all' => true],
];

Ensure you have the required modal structure in your base layout:

{{ ax_form_modal() }}

Basic Usage Example

// In a Controller extending AbstractAxFormController
public function new(): Response
{
    $form = $this->formPage(Task::class, 'task');

    return $form
        ->title('Create New Task')
        ->do(TaskType::class, function (Task $task, AxFormService $form) {
            $form->record();
            return $form->redirectByReferer();
        });
}