Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
Owner: Ahmed Gamal <ahmed.gamal9...@gmail.com>

* Package name    : php-symfony-dependency-injection
  Version         : 3.4.6
  Upstream Author : Fabien Potencier <fab...@symfony.com>
* URL             : https://github.com/symfony/dependency-injection
* License         : MIT
  Programming Lang: PHP
  Section         : php

Description:
 Symfony Dependency Injection component

 This package provides the Symfony Dependency Injection component, which
allows
 developers to standardize and centralize the way objects are constructed
and
 dependencies are managed in PHP applications. It implements a powerful
 dependency injection container that supports autowiring, service
configuration,
 and advanced features for managing complex object graphs.

 The component is widely used in the Symfony framework and by many other PHP
 projects to promote modular, testable, and maintainable code.

Rationale:
 This package is required as a dependency for FOSSology, an open source
license
 compliance system. FOSSology uses PHP-based tools for source code analysis
and
 license detection, which rely on the Symfony Dependency Injection
component to
 manage service objects and their dependencies in a flexible and
maintainable
 way.

 The php-symfony-dependency-injection package is essential for:
 - Managing service dependencies in FOSSology's PHP components
 - Supporting modular and testable code architecture
 - Enabling advanced service configuration and autowiring
 - Promoting maintainable and scalable code in FOSSology
 - Ensuring compatibility with other Symfony-based libraries

Technical Details:
 - Requires PHP >= 5.5.9
 - Implements a feature-rich dependency injection container
 - Supports autowiring, service configuration, and advanced features
 - MIT licensed for maximum compatibility
 - Widely used in the PHP ecosystem

Dependencies:
 - php (>= 5.5.9)
 - Build dependencies: phpunit, php-codesniffer

The package will be maintained by Ahmed Gamal <ahmed.gamal9...@gmail.com>
as part
of the FOSSology packaging effort.

--
Ahmed Gamal
FOSSology Debian Packaging Team

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