Enhancing Drupal's SessionLimit Service with Symfony Decorators

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A new Symfony Decorator example has been released for Drupal, illustrating a streamlined process for enhancing the functionality of the SessionLimit service from the Contrib module, Session Limit. Developers aiming to modify the getMessage function can now use the guidance provided to create and implement a decorator class effectively.

Detailed in the custom module's PHP file and the services.yml file, the example showcases how to override existing functionalities to better meet specific service conditions, resulting in a custom message: "Logout due to session limit reached." This adaptation is part of a broader effort to make Drupal modules more flexible and capable by using Symfony's decorator pattern.

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Title

Symfony Decorators in Drupal: An Example

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Date of Publication

18 April 2024

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Listberg

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https://listberg.com/symfony-decorator-drupal

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