Alert and toast helpers
Use `success()`, `error()`, `question()`, `toast()`, and `input()` from `AlertManagerInterface`.
Symfony UX SweetAlert2 Turbo + HTMX + Live Components
Sweet alerts for Symfony, without the frontend glue code.
UX SweetAlert lets you trigger polished modals, toasts, and input flows from PHP while the Stimulus controller handles Turbo streams, JSON callback flows, and Live Component events.
PHP-first
Trigger alerts and collect results from controllers and components.
No boilerplate
One Twig helper wires the Stimulus controller on the page.
Progressive
Works with plain requests, Turbo, HTMX, and Live Components.
Profile updated
Toast queued from the controller.
Archive this conversation?
The confirmation modal is created in PHP, rendered through the UX controller, and the result can be posted back to Symfony.
Controller snippet
$alertManager->question(
title: 'Archive conversation?',
text: 'This cannot be undone.'
)->withCancelButton();Why teams use it
One bundle for every SweetAlert delivery path.
The same alert model powers page loads, async fetch responses, Turbo stream rendering, HTMX triggers, and interactive Live Component callbacks.
Input abstractions
Configure text, select, radio, file, range, and HTML input types without manual JS mapping.
Result-aware workflows
Send modal results back to Symfony through callback URLs or Live Component actions.
Theme-ready output
Apply SweetAlert2 themes, button colors, custom classes, and input attributes from PHP.
Server-side API
#[Route('/danger-zone', name: 'app_danger_zone')]
public function __invoke(AlertManagerInterface $alertManager): Response
{
$alertManager->warning(
title: 'Danger zone',
text: 'Only administrators should continue.'
)
->withCancelButton()
->denyOutsideClick();
return $this->redirectToRoute('app_dashboard');
}Rendered experience
Danger zone
Only administrators should continue.
`sweetalert:after-fire` emitted with the modal result
Integration surface
Built for the Symfony UX stack you already use.
UX SweetAlert does not ask you to choose one transport. It adapts to the response model already used by your application.
Turbo
Turbo stream fragments are appended to HTML responses and injected from JSON fetch responses.
HTMX
When Turbo is absent, the bundle emits `HX-Trigger` headers that dispatch alert payloads.
Live Components
`ConfirmButton` and `InputModal` can resolve browser callbacks or invoke server-side actions.
Stimulus
The bundled controller fires lifecycle events before and after each modal and toast.
Ready to ship it
Install the bundle, render one Twig helper, and start queuing alerts from PHP.
The docs below cover the delivery pipeline end-to-end, from the first `composer require` to callback URLs, flash conversion, and Live Component result handling.