victordev13/MicroSymfony

Demo repository for the blog post

MicroSymfony 🎶

MicroSymfony is a Symfony application skeleton on steroids, ready to use.

I have made a long blog post explaining all it contains, this will be the reference for documentation, and I'll update it when needed:

• https://www.strangebuzz.com/en/blog/introducing-the-microsymfony-application-template (🇬🇧)

So this blog post is the official documentation. This readme is a teaser of what MicroSymfony contains.

Demo 🌈

Because a live demo is always better than all explanations. Here is it:

• Live demo at https://microsymfony.ovh

Requirements ⚙

• PHP 8.1 (works with PHP 8.2)
• The Symfony CLI
• The Xdebug PHP extension if you want to run the code coverage report (optional)
• Castor 0.8 task runner (optional)

Stack 🔗

• Symfony 6.3
• Twig 3
• Stimulus 3.2
• PHPUnit 9.5
• The classless BareCSS CSS framework

Features 🚀

MicroSymfony ships these features, ready to use:

• Two task runner
  • Make (source) (demo)
  • Castor (source) (demo)
• Static analysis with PHPStan
  • Configuration
• Coding standards with php-cs-fixer
  • Configuration
• Tests (demo)
  • Unit test example
  • Integration test example
  • Functional test example
  • API test example
  • E2E test example
• Code coverage at 100%
  • Output on CI
  • Failing output example
• GitHub CI (actions)
  • Tests job output
  • Lint job output
• Asset mapper+Stimulus (documentation)
  • Vanilla Js (source) (demo)
  • Fetch on a JSON endpoint of the application (source) (demo)
• A custom error template
  • Source
  • Demo

Other good practices 👌

• Using strict types in all PHP files (source)
• Using the ADR pattern in an action controller (source) (doc)

What it doesn't ship? ❌

• The debug toolbar (installation)
• Doctrine (installation)

References 📚

• https://jolicode.com/blog/castor-a-journey-across-the-sea-of-task-runners