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Informations about the package micro-symfony

Backported Symfony features

Implement new Symfony features in older versions!

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Installation

Prepending Extension Config with $container->import()

Since Symfony 6.1, the AbstractBundle class helps you to create a bundle quickly, and one of useful feature is prepending config for other bundles or extensions:

[!NOTE] The $container->import() method support in prependExtension was implemented in Symfony 7.1, so you can remove this package from your dependencies after upgrading accordingly.

MicroKernelTrait

This class is an implementation of the base Kernel + MicroKernelTrait that allows you to create a single "one-file" application for your cloud worker, microservice, or any other small application.

You can use the same index.php as console application to perform the common cache clear operations or any other command you need to run.

[!NOTE] The MicroKernelTrait optional capabilities were implemented in Symfony 7.2, so you can remove this package from your dependencies after upgrading accordingly.

Server-Sent Event (SSE) Improvements

This package provides utilities to enhance working with server-sent events (SSE) in Symfony applications.

Example Usage:

[!NOTE] The EvenStreamResponse and ServerEvent are natively supported since Symfony 7.3, so you can remove this package from your dependencies after upgrading accordingly.

Upgrade Notes

All classes included in this package are registered under the MicroSymfony namespace, however, they follow the same organization that Symfony. Thus, to upgrade just remove the Micro prefix from all imported classes and everything should keep working as before.

License

This software is published under the MIT License

All versions of micro-symfony with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=8.2
symfony/http-kernel Version ^7.1
symfony/config Version ^7.1
symfony/dependency-injection Version ^7.1
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