cs (#2246)

Author: soyuka

core/dto.md

@@ -14,9 +14,12 @@ In API Platform, [the general design considerations](design.md) recommended patt
 
 This reference covers three implementation strategies:
 
-- For automated CRUD operations, link a DTO Resource to an Entity: [State Options](#1-the-dto-resource-state-options)
-- For automated Write operation, use input DTOs with stateOptions: [Automated Mapped Inputs](#2-automated-mapped-inputs-and-outputs)
-- For specific business actions, use input DTOs with custom State Processors : [Custom Business Logic](#3-custom-business-logic-custom-processor)
+- For automated CRUD operations, link a DTO Resource to an Entity:
+  [State Options](#1-the-dto-resource-state-options)
+- For automated Write operation, use input DTOs with stateOptions:
+  [Automated Mapped Inputs](#2-automated-mapped-inputs-and-outputs)
+- For specific business actions, use input DTOs with custom State Processors :
+  [Custom Business Logic](#3-custom-business-logic-custom-processor)
 
 ## 1. The DTO Resource (State Options)
 

core/identifiers.md

@@ -174,7 +174,10 @@ Your `PersonProvider` will now work as expected!
 
 ## Decorating the IdentifiersExtractor
 
-The `IdentifiersExtractor` is responsible for extracting identifiers from a resource. By default, when `\DateTime` objects are used as identifiers, their serialization to `IRI` format is handled by the `DateTimeUriVariableTransformer`, which internally uses Symfony's `DateTimeNormalizer`. If you need a custom format, you can decorate the `IdentifiersExtractor`.
+The `IdentifiersExtractor` is responsible for extracting identifiers from a resource. By default,
+when `\DateTime` objects are used as identifiers, their serialization to `IRI` format is handled by
+the `DateTimeUriVariableTransformer`, which internally uses Symfony's `DateTimeNormalizer`. If you
+need a custom format, you can decorate the `IdentifiersExtractor`.
 
 Let's say you want to format all `\DateTime` identifiers to `Y-m-d`.
 
@@ -220,8 +223,8 @@ Then, configure the service decoration in your `services.yaml`:
 # api/config/services.yaml
 services:
     App\Identifier\DateTimeIdentifiersExtractor:
-        decorates: 'api_platform.identifiers.identifiers_extractor'
-        arguments: ['@.inner']
+        decorates: "api_platform.identifiers.identifiers_extractor"
+        arguments: ["@.inner"]
         public: false
 ```