Config builders can be used to add/extend configuration.
public function addPolicies(ConfigBuilderInterface $configBuilder)
{
$policiesConfig = [];
foreach ($this->getFiles() as $file) {
$configBuilder->addResource(new FileResource($file));
$policiesConfig = array_merge_recursive($policiesConfig, Yaml::parse(file_get_contents($file)));
}
$configBuilder->addConfig($policiesConfig);
}
public function addPolicies(ConfigBuilderInterface $configBuilder)
{
$configBuilder->addConfig(['user' => ['register' => null]]);
}
public function addPolicies(ConfigBuilderInterface $configBuilder)
{
$configBuilder->addConfig($this->policies);
}
/**
* Adds policies configuration hash to $configBuilder.
*
* Policies configuration hash contains declared modules, functions and limitations.
* First level key is the module name, value is a hash of available functions, with function name as key.
* Function value is an array of available limitations, identified by the alias declared in LimitationType service tag.
* If no limitation is provided, value can be null.
*
* @return array
*/
public function addPolicies(ConfigBuilderInterface $configBuilder)
{
$configBuilder->addConfig(["comment" => ["add" => null, "edit" => null, "delete" => null]]);
}
