How to get an access to the parameters in non-controller class in Symfony2?

Question

I have a class that doesn't have access to the service container (because it does not extends the Controler class).

How can I get access to the parameters from parameters.ini in that class?

j0k · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-05 08:38:36Z

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There are two ways I can think of:

Define your class as a service and inject the parameters into it. This is the cleanest solution.

Ex:
```
// parameters.ini
my_param: fooBar

// services.yml
tests.example:
  class: some\class
  arguments: [%my_param%]
```
fooBar will now be passed to your class constructor.
Define your class as a service and inject the container service into it. This is not recommended and I'm only listing it because it's technically possible.

edited Aug 5, 2012 at 8:38

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Emii Khaos Over a year ago

After defining your class as service you must call the service exclusively from the service container ($this->get('tests.example'); in the controller) and must not create it manually. Take a look at the official documentation at symfony.com/doc/current/book/service_container.html

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