Tutorial

Start using Ecotone
Install for Symfony
Use composer in order to download Ecotone Symfony Bundle
composer require ecotone/symfony-bundle
If you're using Symfony Flex,  bundle will auto-configure. 
2. Register bundle, if needed
new Ecotone\SymfonyBundle\EcotoneSymfonyBundle::class => ['all' => true]
Install for Laravel
Use composer in order to download Ecotone Laravel
composer require ecotone/laravel
Provider should be automatically registered.
2. Register provider, if needed
'providers' => [
    \Ecotone\Laravel\EcotoneProvider::class
],
Install Lite (No framework)
Use composer in order to download Ecotone
composer require ecotone/ecotone
    2. Boostrap Ecotone
use Ecotone\Lite\EcotoneLiteConfiguration;
use Ecotone\Lite\InMemoryPSRContainer;
use Ecotone\Messaging\Config\ApplicationConfiguration;
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$rootCatalog = "/var/www/html"; // path to root of your project, where composer.json exists
$namespacesToUse = ["Example\Modelling\EventSourcing"]; // list of namespaces, that should be boostraped by Ecotone
$psr11CompatibleContainer = InMemoryPSRContainer::createFromObjects([TicketRepository::createEmpty()]); // you may use existing in memory implemantation for testing purposes
​
$messagingSystem = EcotoneLiteConfiguration::createWithConfiguration(
    $rootCatalog,
    $psr11CompatibleContainer,
    ApplicationConfiguration::createWithDefaults()
        ->withNamespaces($namespacesToUse)
);
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Ecotone is heavily based on annotations to avoid coupling domain with framework code.

PHPStorm has great plugin, which allow auto-complete for annotations: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/7320-php-annotations​
Introduction
Before we start tutorial
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