Sorry for my late reply. After installing the KoolReport, you need to create a folder to hold your reports. In each report, you may need to configure the "assets" settings in settings() method so that KoolReport know where to export resource files and how to access them publicly. Like CodeIgniter or Laravel, we have a package to do this automatically but not yet for Symfony ( we will do!!!), but it is easy to configure. Please view this topic. I suggest that you create BaseReport which has the common settings() method. And then other reports will be derived from that BaseReport.

The rest will be simple, on the action of Symfony controller, you need to create report object, run and render it like normal. Make sure that you reference to the report with "require_once" or anykinds of autoload with namespace.

We create a repository to guide how to integrate koolreport into symfony.