Silicone Skeleton - Silex tuned

If you have not once started new projects using Silex, then you know that every time at the beginning you need to configure it for yourself: add providers, redefine some services, define the directory structure, etc. Over time, you have a basic set for Silex that you use to create a new project.
But if you do not have it, I suggest you familiarize yourself with mine: Silicone Skeleton .

The following components are included in Silicone Skeleton:

• HttpCache - works only in prod environment.
• Class Controllers - you can place controller code not only in functions, but also in class methods.
• Doctrine Common - delivered separately because used in several independent providers.
• Doctrine ORM - you can use a full-fledged ORM (and not just DBAL). The following commands have been added for work:
  
  1. database: create
  2. database: drop
  3. schema: create
  4. schema: update
  5. schema: drop
  
  
• Monolog - logs are written in app / open / log / log.txt
• Session
• Twig - templates are in app / view /
• Translation - language files (yml, xliff) are in app / lang / [domain]. [Locale] .yml
• Validators - Added missing validator UniqueEntityValidator for Doctrine Orm
• Forms
• Security - with user registration and authorization
• Annotation Routes - you can use annotations for routes and ORM.
• Console - the necessary commands for ORM and clearing the cache.

The directory structure is very close with symfony

app/ config/ --  lang/ --   open/ -- ,  src/ --  vendor/ --  view/ --  console --  web/ index.php 

You can use regular Silex controllers: $ app-> get (...) together with such controllers:

 class Blog extends Controller { /** * @Route("/blog/{post}") */ public function post($post) { return $this->render('post.twig'); } } 

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Also in Silicone Skeleton, the Security Provider is fully configured. And the login and registration controller.

To install, use Composer:

 composer create-project elfet/silicone-skeleton your/app/path 

Anyone wishing to help with the development is welcome!