This is the official installer to start new projects based on the Symfony full-stack framework.
This step is only needed the first time you use the installer:
$ sudo curl -LsS http://symfony.com/installer -o /usr/local/bin/symfony
$ sudo chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/symfonyc:\> php -r "readfile('http://symfony.com/installer');" > symfonyMove the downloaded symfony file to your projects directory and execute
it as follows:
c:\> php symfony1. Start a new project with the latest stable Symfony version
Execute the new command and provide the name of your project as the only
argument:
# Linux, Mac OS X
$ symfony new my_project
# Windows
c:\> php symfony new my_project2. Start a new project with the latest Symfony LTS (Long Term Support) version
Execute the new command and provide the name of your project as the first
argument and lts as the second argument. The installer will automatically
select the most recent LTS (Long Term Support) version available:
# Linux, Mac OS X
$ symfony new my_project lts
# Windows
c:\> php symfony new my_project lts3. Start a new project based on a specific Symfony branch
Execute the new command and provide the name of your project as the first
argument and the branch number as the second argument. The installer will
automatically select the most recent version available for the given branch:
# Linux, Mac OS X
$ symfony new my_project 2.3
# Windows
c:\> php symfony new my_project 2.34. Start a new project based on a specific Symfony version
Execute the new command and provide the name of your project as the first
argument and the exact Symfony version as the second argument:
# Linux, Mac OS X
$ symfony new my_project 2.5.6
# Windows
c:\> php symfony new my_project 2.5.6New versions of the Symfony Installer are released regularly. To update your installer version, execute the following command:
# Linux, Mac OS X
$ symfony self-update
# Windows
c:\> php symfony self-updateNOTE
If your system requires the use of a proxy server to download contents, the installer tries to guess the best proxy settings from the
HTTP_PROXYandhttp_proxyenvironment variables. Make sure any of them is set before executing the Symfony Installer.