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- HttpFoundation: This component replaces PHP's native global variables, offering a more powerful and flexible way to handle HTTP requests and responses. It standardizes how Drupal handles web requests and responses, improving consistency and reliability.
- Routing: Symfony's Routing component is used to map URLs to specific controllers and actions in Drupal. This allows for a more flexible and powerful way to define URL patterns and handle them within the application.
- DependencyInjection: The DependencyInjection component is used to manage service definitions and dependency injection in Drupal. This enables a modular and decoupled approach to building applications, making it easier to test and maintain code.
- EventDispatcher: This component provides a powerful event management system, allowing modules and core functionalities to interact through events and listeners. It replaces the traditional hook system with a more flexible and modern event-driven architecture.
- Console: Symfony Console is used to create command-line tools in Drupal. Drush, the command-line interface for Drupal, leverages this component to provide a wide range of commands for managing Drupal sites.
- Twig: Although Twig is a templating engine created by the Symfony community, it is integrated into Drupal to provide a modern and secure way to create templates. Twig's syntax and features make theming in Drupal more robust and easier to work with.