symfony/http-kernel dependents (5695) Order by: name | downloads Show: all | require | require-dev

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    reenl/stack-zf2

    Run Zend Framework on a Symfony HTTP kernel

    Abandoned!

  • PHP

    regiosoft/stripe-bundle

    A simple Symfony bundle for Stripe API.

  • PHP

    regularjack/frontend-bundle

    A modern frontend development workflow for Symfony apps

  • PHP

    reindeer/symfony-middleware

    Middleware support for symfony

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    reiterus/microapi-core

    MicroApi Core is an ultra-lightweight, tiny engine based on Symfony packages.

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    reiterus/microapi-secure

    MicroApi Secure is a small API engine based on MicroApi Core and Symfony packages.

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    rekalogika/api-lite

    A set of tools to simplify working with API Platform in your projects. Comes with guides, patterns, and practical examples for building API Platform-based projects.

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    rekalogika/direct-property-access

    Simple implementation of PropertyAccessorInterface that reads and writes directly to the object's properties, bypassing getters and setters.

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    rekalogika/domain-event

    Domain Event Implementation for Symfony and Doctrine

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    rekalogika/domain-event-outbox

    Implementation of the transactional outbox pattern on top of rekalogika/domain-event

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    rekalogika/file-bundle

    Integrates the rekalogika/file library into the Symfony framework.

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    rekalogika/gotenberg-pdf-bundle

    Symfony Bundle for generating PDF using Gotenberg API

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    rekalogika/mapper

    An object mapper for PHP and Symfony. Maps an object to another object. Primarily used for transforming an entity to a DTO and vice versa.

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    rekalogika/psr-16-simple-cache-bundle

    Enables PSR-16 Simple Cache services in Symfony that were previously removed in Symfony 4.3. Just wire in Psr\SimpleCache\CacheInterface to use it.

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    rekalogika/reconstitutor

    A thin layer above Doctrine events to help you reconstitute/hydrate your entities. The most common example being handling file uploads, but also many other purposes. It lets you augment Doctrine's hydration with your logic in a concise and expressive class.