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Sons of PHP is a collection of various PHP projects that are split into "Contracts" and "Components". After that, functionality is extended by using "Bridges". Beyond that are plugins, bundles, and packages that are specifically for various frameworks.
The main focus of Sons of PHP is small re-usable components.
Everything starts with contracts. The contracts are NOT meant to replace PSR standards. Contracts are where all the interfaces are stored. There is no executable code here. Contracts are a way to provide other developers the ability to create components using a standard interface.
Contracts may also extend PSR standards as well as core PHP interfaces.
Contracts are also meant to be standalone. They do not require any other contracts other than PSRs.
All components will use the contracts to implement the code. These are the main packages that you will use in your projects.
Components are also meant to be standalone. Generally, there will be no additional requirements. Some components may require other additional Sons of PHP components, but for the most part, additional functionality is added by Bridges.
A bridge will connect a Sons of PHP component to another library. For example, the Pager component has additional packages that use Doctrine. The Filesystem component also has an AWS S3 bridge that allows you to use AWS S3 buckets to store files.
Some frameworks out there (Symfony, Laravel, etc.) allow developers to install bundles, plugins, etc. Sons of PHP has a few of these and the leverage the various components and bridges.
Sons of PHP also has standalone projects such as Bard. These projects are include many different Sons of PHP components and bridges, but also include other libraries.
Sons of PHP has many libraries and projects for developers.
