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Symfony Contracts
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A set of abstractions extracted out of the Symfony components.
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Can be used to build on semantics that the Symfony components proved useful - and
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that already have battle tested implementations.
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Design Principles
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* contracts are split by domain, each into their own sub-namespaces;
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* contracts are small and consistent sets of PHP interfaces, traits, normative
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docblocks and reference test suites when applicable, etc.;
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* all contracts must have a proven implementation to enter this repository;
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* they must be backward compatible with existing Symfony components.
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Packages that implement specific contracts should list them in the "provide"
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section of their "composer.json" file, using the `symfony/*-contracts-implementation`
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convention (e.g. `"provide": { "symfony/cache-contracts-implementation": "1.0" }`).
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FAQ
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---
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### How to use this package?
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The abstractions in this package are useful to achieve loose coupling and
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interoperability. By using the provided interfaces as type hints, you are able
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to reuse any implementations that match their contracts. It could be a Symfony
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component, or another one provided by the PHP community at large.
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Depending on their semantics, some interfaces can be combined with autowiring to
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seamlessly inject a service in your classes.
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Others might be useful as labeling interfaces, to hint about a specific behavior
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that could be enabled when using autoconfiguration or manual service tagging (or
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any other means provided by your framework.)
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### How is this different from PHP-FIG's PSRs?
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When applicable, the provided contracts are built on top of PHP-FIG's PSRs. But
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the group has different goals and different processes. Here, we're focusing on
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providing abstractions that are useful on their own while still compatible with
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implementations provided by Symfony. Although not the main target, we hope that
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the declared contracts will directly or indirectly contribute to the PHP-FIG.
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### Why isn't this package split into several packages?
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Putting all interfaces in one package eases discoverability and dependency
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management. Instead of dealing with a myriad of small packages and the
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corresponding matrix of versions, you just need to deal with one package and one
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version. Also when using IDE autocompletion or just reading the source code, it
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makes it easier to figure out which contracts are provided.
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There are two downsides to this approach: you may have unused files in your
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`vendor/` directory, and in the future, it will be impossible to use two
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different sub-namespaces in different major versions of the package. For the
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"unused files" downside, it has no practical consequences: their file sizes are
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very small, and there is no performance overhead at all since they are never
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loaded. For major versions, this package follows the Symfony BC + deprecation
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policies, with an additional restriction to never remove deprecated interfaces.
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Resources
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* [Documentation](https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/contracts.html)
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* [Contributing](https://symfony.com/doc/current/contributing/index.html)
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* [Report issues](https://github.com/symfony/symfony/issues) and
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[send Pull Requests](https://github.com/symfony/symfony/pulls)
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in the [main Symfony repository](https://github.com/symfony/symfony)
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