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Add lib-api-bundle as replacement of lib-rest-bundle
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vbartusevicius authored Feb 25, 2021
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This allows others to use autowiring features if needed, even if we don't use them.
We should only use this for public services - ones that are to be used outside of our bundle.

Exception: for controllers we use classname as service ID.
> **Why?** Because routing annotations work only when controller's service ID is it's classname
> (otherwise it has no way to know it).

#### Autoconfiguration and autowiring

We don't use autowiring and autoconfiguration features of Dependency Injection component.
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### REST controllers

For REST controllers, we use [`PayseraRestBundle`](https://github.com/paysera/lib-rest-bundle) and normalizers.
For REST controllers, we use [`PayseraApiBundle`](https://github.com/paysera/lib-api-bundle) and normalizers.

Controller methods return entities or scalar variables.

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We use result provider to give `Result` entities from REST controller.

Response is automatically normalized using normalizer related to the classname of the returned object.
We could override it with additional annotation, if needed.

### Extending model

In server side we do not use subclasses and class-maps - we use services that give or process needed information.
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