Symfony Mercure

[Jarzebowsky]

Hey, perhaps this is somewhere but I could not be able to find it.

Is the project supporting the Mercure?

[shinsenter]

Hey @Jarzebowsky

I think Symfony Mercure is more like a package for Symfony rather than a standalone framework. You could try using the docker image for Symfony to start a container, then use composer to install and use that package.

[Jarzebowsky]

@shinsenter I did, but it's also have additional routes ./well-known/mercure which is not supported by phpfpm-nginx or symfony image which is using the same.

[shinsenter]

Hey @Jarzebowsky

I appreciate you raising this issue. Unfortunately I do not have enough context to offer a well-informed opinion at this time.

However, the Mercure documentation may provide some helpful guidance on project setup that could be worth exploring:
https://symfony.com/doc/current/mercure.html#installation.

Please let me know if reviewing that gives you any new insights into how to move forward. I'm happy to continue discussing options with you.

[Jarzebowsky]

You were right as I was doing it in a rush it ended up being auto updated to docker-compose.yaml file. My problem is resolved as I switched to different service where I could install mercure hub next to symfony and connect to it successfully. Sorry for the rush from my side to open this up quickly before fully verifying the problem.