Symfony Runtime is a PHP component that empowers developers by adding a layer of abstraction for decoupling applications from global state. This component provides a way to run your applications which can be helpful when you want to avoid side effects due to the global state. This allows for more modular and testable code, creating a more efficient and reliable development process.
To use Symfony Runtime, you would usually install it via composer, a standard package manager for PHP. Once installed, you can use it in your PHP app to decouple from the global state. However, without a specific usage example provided in the readme, I would recommend referring to the official Symfony Runtime documentation for its usage.
You can find comprehensive documentation about Symfony Runtime at the official Symfony website. The following URL will take you directly to the dedicated section: Symfony Runtime Documentation. The documentation provides an in-depth guide into how the Runtime component works, and how to use it effectively in your applications. The Symfony community also welcomes contributions, and resources for contributors are available too. Any issues or pull requests can be led to the main Symfony repository.
