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atoms/symfony

The supported Symfony bundle for Atoms wires Atoms\Client\AtomsClient, the inbound callback stack (HMAC verification, Methods dispatch, AtomJob reconstruction), a Messenger-backed queue bridge, and thin console wrappers around the atoms binary — all on top of atoms/client alone. atoms/client is deliberately framework-free, so this bundle depends on atoms/client and Symfony components only; it never needs Atoms\Laravel\* or Illuminate\* (tests/LayeringTest.php is the mechanical check, and docs/conventions.md the rule it enforces).

Install

config/bundles.php:

config/packages/atoms.yaml:

shared_secret is the root of the app ↔ Worker boundary: the same base64 of 32 random bytes the Worker holds as ATOMS_SHARED_SECRET. Keep it on your hosts — requests carry a bearer derived from it with HKDF-SHA256, and inbound callbacks are verified with a second derived key; atoms token prints the bearer for hand-issued requests. To rotate, set shared_secret_previous to the outgoing value on both sides: callbacks signed under either secret verify while the overlap lasts, and outbound requests use the current one.

Mount the callback route

Import the atoms resource type from your own routing, e.g. config/routes/atoms.yaml:

There is no vendor path to import — Atoms\Symfony\Routing\AtomsRouteLoader is registered as a routing.loader-tagged service and resolves the atoms type itself. It always mounts at the bundle's current atoms.callback_path, so reconfiguring that value moves the route with it; nothing else needs to change.

What's wired

• Atoms\Client\AtomsClient — the RPC stub-proxy client, service id atoms.client (public; the AtomsClient::class service itself is private).
• The callback stack — HmacVerifier, InMemoryNonceStore, MethodsResolver, CallbackKernel — plus Atoms\Symfony\Controller\CallbackController, which converts Symfony Request/Response to/from PSR-7 by hand against the plain ServerRequestFactoryInterface/StreamFactoryInterface (no psr/http-message-bridge dependency); routed automatically as described above.
• A PSR-17 factory (ServerRequestFactoryInterface + StreamFactoryInterface
  • ResponseFactoryInterface in one — GuzzleHttp\Psr7\HttpFactory and Nyholm\Psr7\Factory\Psr17Factory both qualify) resolved, in order: the service id in psr17_factory, else a bundled GuzzleHttp\Psr7\HttpFactory (clear exception if guzzlehttp/psr7 isn't installed). No auto-detection: PSR-17 spans several factory interfaces, so the bundle never guesses which app service should serve all of them — name it explicitly in psr17_factory or accept Guzzle. Backs CallbackKernel, CallbackController and AtomsClient alike. Resolved in a compiler pass so bundle registration order never matters.
• A PSR-18 client resolved, in order: the service id in atoms.http_client, else an app-defined Psr\Http\Client\ClientInterface service, else a GuzzleHttp\Client (clear exception if guzzlehttp/guzzle isn't installed). Resolved in a compiler pass so bundle registration order never matters.
• Atoms\Client\Callback\QueueBridge: Atoms\Symfony\Messenger\MessengerQueueBridge when symfony/messenger is installed and the app has a message bus service, wrapping dispatched AtomJobs as AtomJobMessage (normalized, JSON-safe constructor args only) and handling them back via AtomJobHandler; otherwise Atoms\Client\Callback\NullQueueBridge, which throws a clear "configure a QueueBridge" exception on first use.
• Methods resolution: every methods_classes entry is registered on the MethodsResolver by name (for #[MethodsFor] overrides) and as an autowired service, collected into a Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ServiceLocator that CallbackKernel consults first — so a listed Methods class can itself take app services as constructor dependencies. Anything not listed is instantiated with new $class().
• A logger: CallbackKernel takes the app's logger service if one exists (Monolog via FrameworkBundle, or anything else bound to that id) and null otherwise — never a hard dependency on psr/log's presence being wired up.
• atoms:deploy, atoms:rollback, atoms:list — thin console wrappers that shell out to the real atoms binary (discovered via vendor/bin/atoms, then $PATH, then packages/cli/bin/atoms); registered only when symfony/console is present.

Supplying your own

Every auto-detected collaborator has an explicit override point:

• HTTP client — set http_client to a service id, or just register your own Psr\Http\Client\ClientInterface service and leave it null. Binding the atoms.http_client service id yourself outranks both, and is the way to override the resolution outright.
• PSR-17 factory — set psr17_factory to a service id implementing ServerRequestFactoryInterface, StreamFactoryInterface and ResponseFactoryInterface. As with the HTTP client, binding atoms.psr17_factory yourself takes precedence over the config key.
• Queue bridge — install symfony/messenger and register a message bus, or bind your own Atoms\Client\Callback\QueueBridge implementation to that service id directly.
• Nonce store — the bundle wires Atoms\Client\Callback\InMemoryNonceStore (process-local, not shared across workers); alias Atoms\Client\Callback\NonceStore to your own implementation (e.g. Redis-backed) for a multi-process deployment.
• Methods classes — list them under methods_classes to get container resolution (and #[MethodsFor] support); anything else resolves by naming convention with new $class().
• Logger — register any service under the id logger (FrameworkBundle does this for you when Monolog is installed).

Not yet supported

Methods classes resolve from the container only when listed under methods_classes; anything not listed there is instantiated with new $class() rather than autowired, even if the class itself would otherwise be autowirable.

Development and support

This package is developed in the Atoms monorepo. Its standalone repository is a read-only distribution mirror; report issues and send pull requests to the monorepo. Full documentation is at docs.atomsphp.dev. Licensed under the MIT License.