Integrations

berry/html is the core package.

The other packages are optional integrations that make Berry nicer in specific environments.

Berry itself is already a good fit for hypermedia-oriented applications. If your UI model is “server renders HTML and the browser swaps it in”, Berry gives you a PHP-native way to build those fragments.

berry/symfony

berry/symfony integrates Berry with Symfony.

It adds Symfony-aware components, controller responses, Twig views, service helpers, and form rendering.

Read Symfony Integration if you want to use Berry in a Symfony application.

berry/htmx

berry/htmx adds fluent methods for HTMX attributes.

Instead of writing ->attr('hx-post', '/counter'), you can write ->hxPost('/counter').

Read HTMX Integration if you build server-rendered HTMX interfaces.

berry/alpinejs

berry/alpinejs adds fluent methods for Alpine.js attributes.

Instead of writing ->attr('x-on:click', 'count++'), you can write ->xOnClick('count++').

Read Alpine.js Integration if you add small client-side interactions to Berry components.

Your own integrations

Berry integrations are usually just extension methods plus optional framework glue.

If you want to add methods for another frontend library or internal design system, read Extensions.