Changelog

All notable changes to sadiqk2/nativephp-symfony-mobile-bundle.

The format is Keep a Changelog and this project follows Semantic Versioning — with the caveat every 0.x carries: the minor number is where breaking changes live until 1.0.0.

The package is renamed. native-symfony/mobile-bundle was never published: Packagist blocks vendor names carrying a framework's trademark, so 0.1.0 could not be submitted under it. This release is 0.1.0's code under a name that can be.

Changed

Renamed to sadiqk2/nativephp-symfony-mobile-bundle from native-symfony/mobile-bundle. No class, service id, configuration key or console command changed — a Composer vendor name and a PHP namespace are separate things, and Native\Symfony\Mobile\ is untouched. Nobody can be installing the old name, because it was never on Packagist.
MobileRuntimePatcher::SHIM_DIR now points at vendor/sadiqk2/nativephp-symfony-mobile-bundle/src/Resources/bootstrap. The constant holds an install path, so it had to follow the package name; a stale value would leave native:mobile:install unable to find the SAPI shim it copies.

[0.1.0] - 2026-09-08

First public release. Read the caveat under Not verified before shipping anything with it.

Added

All 54 bridge methods, wrapped across 16 API groups: Camera, Scanner, Geolocation, Biometric, SecureStorage, PushNotifications, Device, System, Network, Files, Dialog, Share, Browser, Microphone, Performance and MobileWallet.
FakeBridge, and it is what makes development possible at all. nativephp_call() is a compiled extension that exists only inside a packaged app, so off a device every call returns null and a working application is indistinguishable from a broken one. The fake records instead.
The SAPI shim and persistent runtime — MobileRuntime, ServerRequestFactory, ResponseEmitter and the four bootstrap scripts the iOS and Android hosts load.
The full native-UI path: element trees, the Tailwind-subset style parser, #[NativeScreen] routing, and a component lifecycle with callbacks. Byte- verified against upstream's own renderers wherever a comparison exists.
A Twig authoring layer for element trees, so a native screen is written the way the rest of the application is.
Commands: native:mobile:install, native:mobile:manifest, native:mobile:doctor, native:mobile:run and native:mobile:build, the last with --dry-run, --stage-only, --aab and iOS export options.

Not verified

No build produced by these commands has been opened by Xcode or Android Studio, and no screen has been rendered on a phone. There is no Xcode or Android SDK in the environment this was built in. Everything up to that boundary is tested and --stage-only stops exactly there. Device verification is the single most valuable contribution anyone with a Mac or an Android SDK can make.

Notes

The WebView path is what most applications want, and it is reached by construction: an application that declares no #[NativeScreen] produces no native-route manifest, so both platforms' BootPlanner takes the WebView. Controllers and Twig templates are unchanged; the new thing is the device API.
native:mobile:install prints a licensing caution deliberately. NativePHP Mobile is sold as a product, though the mobile-air repository itself is MIT. Read its terms rather than either summary.