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archict/brick
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Base library for Archict framework

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Archict/Brick
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[](#archictbrick)

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> To build something, you need bricks

Base library of Archict framework

What is a Brick?
----------------

[](#what-is-a-brick)

A Brick is the base component of Archict. It consists on a collection of [Services](#services) which can have a [Configuration](#services-configuration) and listen to [Event](#events).

How to create a Brick?
----------------------

[](#how-to-create-a-brick)

In technical terms, a Brick is a composer package with the `archict-brick` type. The easiest way to create your own Brick is to use our [template](https://github.com/Archict/brick-template).

If you bring a look at the `composer.json` content, you can see this line:

```
{
  "type": "archict-brick"
}
```

This line is *super mega* important, it's the one telling to Archict that your package is a Brick. Without it, your Services will never be loaded.

You also need to depend on this package to have all the necessary classes to create your Brick.

### Services

[](#services)

Creating a Service is pretty straight forward, just put the attribute Service on your class:

```