Set repository topics via GithubApi...

[OskarStark]

... based on keywords in composer.json.

@VincentLanglet did the main work and I extracted a separate command which is currently inactive but generates the following output: https://gist.github.com/OskarStark/330839576097bb82219b7eceebbc3c7e

I would propose to use the keywords + some additional logic like:

• Add php to all of our bundles
• Add bundle and symfony-bundle to alle which ends with -bundle
• Add sonata and sonata-project to all of our bundles

We could also add the used services from the configuration as topics...

[VincentLanglet]

• Add bundle and symfony-bundle to alle which ends with -bundle

bundle seems enough to me.

But a symfony keyword can be added too.

[greg0ire]

Note: sonata-exporter contains a bundle part too

[core23]

* Add `sonata` and `sonata-project` to all of our bundles

sonata-project sound's confusing. I would expect a project that is based on sonata.

bundle seems enough to me.

AFAIK symfony recommends symfony, bundleand symfony-bundle for a symfony bundle.

[VincentLanglet]

After some discuss here: https://github.com/sonata-project/SonataAdminBundle/pull/6395#pullrequestreview-492012838

I think

• php should not be added. Everything is php related when it can be downloaded with composer. php should only be use for something like a parser or a linter.
• symfony and bundle should definitely be used, since it's the most used keywords. I'm not convinced by symfony-bundle which does seems to be a duplicate (and is not used a lot).
• sonata should be used. sonata-project seems redundant to me and less clear.

[OskarStark]

Note: sonata-exporter contains a bundle part too

in this case we kann add it as a keyword to composer.json

[OskarStark]

Symfony uses php and bundle + symfony-bundle, so I am for adding symfony-bundle, bundle and php

[OskarStark]

This is the current result: https://gist.github.com/OskarStark/c93a0f273e714043f84164a38f180c01

[VincentLanglet]

Symfony uses php and bundle + symfony-bundle, so I am for adding symfony-bundle, bundle and php

It makes sense to add php on github. Not on packagist. Maybe we should modify dev-kit to automatically add php ? @OskarStark

Edit: I just saw your PR. Seems ok.