Symfony 7 ES CQRS Boilerplate

A boilerplate demonstrating Domain-Driven Design (DDD), Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS), and Event Sourcing patterns using Symfony 7 and PHP 8.3.

This is a long living repository that started at v4 and was upgraded to each major version since then. You can find older versions at the following branches:

symfony-6 branch

symfony-5 branch

symfony-4 branch

Documentation

Architecture

Implementations

[x] Environment in Docker
[x] Symfony Messenger
[x] Event Store
[x] Read Model
[x] Async Event subscribers
[x] Rest API
[x] Web UI (A Terrible UX/UI)
[x] Event Store Rest API
[x] Swagger API Doc

Use Cases

User

[x] Sign up
[x] Change Email
[x] Sign in
[x] Logout

Stack

PHP 8.3
Symfony 7
MySQL 8.0
Elasticsearch & Kibana 7.11.0
RabbitMQ 3

Project Setup

| Action | Command | |---------------------|------------------| | Setup | make start | | Run Tests | make phpunit | | Static Analysis | make phpstan | | Code Style | make cs | | PHP Shell | make s=php sh | | Xdebug | make xoff/xon | | Build Artifacts | make artifact |

PHPStorm integration

PHPSTORM has native integration with Docker compose. That's nice but will stop your php container after run the test scenario. That's not nice when using fpm. A solution could be use another container just for that purpose but is way slower and I don't want. For that reason I use ssh connection.

IMPORTANT

ssh in the container it's ONLY for that reason and ONLY in the DEV TAG, if you've ssh installed in your production container, you're doing it wrong...*

Click here for the detailed instructions about how to setup the PHP remote interpreter in PHPStorm.

If you're already familiar with it, here a quick configuration reference:

Port: 2323

Filesystem mapping: {PROJECT_PATH} -> /app