Question 1

How to set up Inertia.js with Symfony using this bundle?

Accepted Answer

Install via Composer and Yarn, configure Webpack Encore for your frontend framework (Vue, React, or Svelte), and use the InertiaInterface in controllers to render pages, as detailed in the installation and setup sections of the README.

Question 2

Inertia Symfony adapter vs Laravel: which is better for new projects?

Accepted Answer

Laravel has an official, actively maintained Inertia adapter with better ecosystem support; choose this Symfony adapter only if you're committed to Symfony and accept the maintenance risks due to its unmaintained status.

Question 3

Does rompetomp/inertia-bundle work with Vite instead of Webpack?

Accepted Answer

The README doesn't provide native Vite support, but a community template exists. However, primary examples use Webpack Encore, so you'll need extra configuration or reliance on community efforts for Vite integration.

Question 4

How to enable server-side rendering with Symfony and Inertia?

Accepted Answer

Create a separate Webpack SSR config file, enable SSR in the YAML configuration, and run the Node.js service as described in the SSR section, which involves building both client and server bundles.

Question 5

Is this inertia-bundle production ready given it's unmaintained?

Accepted Answer

It's functional for Symfony 5-6 and Inertia.js, but the unmaintained status means no guarantees for updates or security patches, so assess risks carefully before using in production.

Question 6

How to share authentication data globally in a Symfony Inertia app?

Accepted Answer

Use an event subscriber with the share method to pass data like user info, as shown in the sharing data example where Auth::user is shared synchronously and lazily.

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