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Symfony 2 - accessing government assets directly

I have a folder called "cdn" in my / web folder and I would like to give public access to the javascript file there (it is basically a bookmarklet). I don't want to use a controller to work with the file, but let the server serve the file directly.

How can I do this in Symfony 2? (PS I 'also uses assetic)

Thank you in advance, Romny

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You can use a different directory by specifying the root of your shared folder using assets_base_urls

in your configuration:

app/config/config.yml:

templating:
    assets_base_urls: "%assets_base_urls%"

This will use the value defined in certain contexts:

app/config/config_dev.yml:

parameters:
    assets_base_urls: "http://localhost/.../cdn/"


app/config/config_prod.yml:

parameters:
    assets_base_urls: "http://cdn.example.com/"

This url should point to a directory on your server eg. /var/www/site/public/

...

You need to dump assets to the appropriate directories in both contexts to put the files in the correct directory:

# dev
php app/console assetic:dump --env=dev .../cdn --no-debug
# prod
php app/console assetic:dump --env=prod `/var/www/site/public/` --no-debug
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You can always use a direct URL. The "end-asset" application aka www.domain.com/path/relative/to/web/asset.img is never served by the application, but by the server.



Therefore, whatever web server you directly use to access this resource.

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