Command twig:compile exception (View not found) about twigbridge HOT 7 CLOSED

There's some big issues with the compile command.

I've hit the same issues; it's something I'm looking at fixing with the
next release.

On Friday, 7 June 2013, Iván N. Paz wrote:

When trying to precompile the twig templates:

$ php artisan twig:compile

The process breaks with:

[InvalidArgumentException]
View [home/main.html] not found.

Extra info:

• The twig views follow the"$viewname.html.twig" convention
• The config.php for the TwigBridge specifies the extension as: 'extension'
  => 'html.twig'
• The views load perfectly fine on site, this issue only happens with
  the compile command.

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So started looking at this again. I just can't see how we can make this command actually work.

The current implementation of the compile just can't work. It uses Laravel to load the view without any data which means functions, etc are likely to just fall over.

It's likely that this command is going to be dropped unless someone has a fix for this?

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I believe it can be done without having to launch the view rendering via Laravel (not 100% sure though). According to http://twig.sensiolabs.org/doc/internals.html you can tokenize the views as such, which in the end will call the actual methods/varianles you inject into them. I believe this is as far as you can go on compiling the views... Anything else above this I believe it would onto Varnish or smth like that. Again, not 100% sure about this, I`ll get a closer look coming weeks.

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Hopefully this works out. It essentially does what you said, but after looking at it I realised I was being stupid, there really was no need to call render.

I've committed this to master and will tag later if no issues arise.

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Scrap that, not working quite right. Correct way to go about it but the implementation is slightly off.

It's generating the compiled template, however the name/file is different to that generated when called through the web. Effectively meaning currently the compile is useless.

I don't really have the time at the moment to look at this issue, maybe someone else can take this on?

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Just pushed a revised twig:compile command to 0.6. Let me know of any issues.

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Looks like Laravels optimize command supports the ability to pre-compile views. Currently TwigBridge doesn't support this.

Once this is implemented the separate twig:compile is likely to disappear.

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