Symfony Components
The Components implement common features needed to develop websites. They are the foundation of the Symfony full-stack framework, but they can also be used standalone even if you don't use the framework as they don't have any mandatory dependencies.
4.4 version
The Components¶
See also
See the dedicated Symfony Components webpage for a full overview of decoupled and reusable Symfony components.
- How to Install and Use the Symfony Components
- The Asset Component
- The BrowserKit Component
- The Cache Component
- The Config Component
- The Console Component
- The Contracts Component
- The CssSelector Component
- The DependencyInjection Component
- The DomCrawler Component
- The EventDispatcher Component
- The ExpressionLanguage Component
- The Filesystem Component
- The Finder Component
- The Form Component
- The HttpFoundation Component
- The HttpKernel Component
- The Inflector Component
- The Intl Component
- The Ldap Component
- The Lock Component
- The Messenger Component
- The Mime Component
- The OptionsResolver Component
- The PHPUnit Bridge
- The Process Component
- The PropertyAccess Component
- The PropertyInfo Component
- The PSR-7 Bridge
- The Security Component
- The Serializer Component
- The Validator Component
- The VarDumper Component
- The VarExporter Component
- The Workflow Component
- The Yaml Component
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