Symfony UX is an initiative and set of libraries to seamlessly integrate JavaScript tools into your application. For example, want to render a chart with Chart.js? Use UX Chart.js to build the chart in PHP. The JavaScript is handled for you automatically.
That's Symfony UX.
Symfony UX leverages Stimulus for JavaScript and the Stimulus Bridge for integrating it into Webpack Encore.
- Install Symfony UX.
- List of UX Packages.
- Symfony UX Official Demo.
- Watch the Stimulus Screencast on SymfonyCasts.
Symfony UX is an initiative: its aim is to build an ecosystem. To achieve this,
we need your help: what other packages could we create in Symfony UX? What about a
library that automatically adds an input mask to the text
fields of your Symfony forms? Or the ability to make the EntityType render with
AJAX auto-completion? Anything you
do in JavaScript could be done streamlined as a UX package.
We have some ideas, and we will release more packages in the coming days. The rest is on you: let's create an amazing ecosystem together!
The Symfony UX packages are backed by Mercure.rocks.
Create real-time experiences in minutes! Mercure.rocks provides a realtime API service that is tightly integrated with Symfony: create UIs that update in live with UX Turbo, send notifications with the Notifier component, expose async APIs with API Platform and create low level stuffs with the Mercure component. We maintain and scale the complex infrastructure for you!
Help Symfony by sponsoring its development!
If you want to test your code in an existing project that uses Symfony UX packages,
you can use the link utility provided in this Git repository (that you have to clone).
This tool scans the vendor/ directory of your project, finds Symfony UX packages it uses,
and replaces them by symbolic links to the ones in the Git repository.
# Install required dependencies
$ composer install
# And link Symfony UX packages to your project
$ php link /path/to/your/project