henrikbjorn / Muse

Playing around with MicroKernelTrait

Muse

Test project for the new MicroKernelTrait that will be in Symfony 2.8.

Getting Started

In order to create a new Project, you need to create a new "Kernel" or "Application" that uses the Kernel provided with Muse.

The implementation must as a minimum implement the registerBundles method and register FrameworkBundle.

<?php

class MyKernel extends \Muse\Kernel
{
    public function registerBundles()
    {
        return [
            new Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\FrameworkBundle(),
    }
}

By convention we assume the root directory is one level up from the location of your implementation. This means that we usually would have the implementation in a src/MyKernel.php file.

From the root directory we also do some convenient auto setup of cache and logs directories that are specific to each environment. You can find the generated cache and log files here:

%kernel.root_dir%/{logs,cache}/%kernel.environment%

Configuration files are also loaded based on convention and the environment. Configuration is loaded from:

%kernel.root_dir%/config/%kernel.environment%.yml

We use YAML as there isn't any support for JSON when loading for the DependencyInjection component.

For more information read about the new MicroKernelTrait that can be found in FrameworkBundle.

Benchmarks

Because why not? These are VERY simple and shouldn't be taken seriously.

Muse\Benchmarks\KernelBenchmark
    Method Name   Iterations    Average Time      Ops/second
    --------  ------------  --------------    -------------
    homepage: [25,000    ] [0.0000878550053] [11,382.39076]
and for fun here is the same for Symfony Standard (not that it uses more bundles etc.)