The Bright Nucleus Architecture is a collection of open source packages licensed under the MIT license that are meant to be used on WordPress sites to provide a more modern and robust developing experience. It combines a Config management system (brightnucleus/config), a Dependency Injector (brightnucleus/injector), a Service Locator (brightnucleus/service-locator), a logging subsystem (brightnucleus/log), a virtual service provider (brightnucleus/virtual-services) and corresponding WordPress plugins (brightnucleus/wp-services & brightnucleus/wp-log) to form the basis of an architecture that provides the following benefits:

• Configuration of all involved components through Config files that have defaults overrideable through site-specific, environment-specific or custom-injected settings. Write code once, reuse on all sites, in all environments.
• Proper injector that lets you couple your codebase to interfaces only, deciding at runtime which concrete implementations to inject.
• Service locator that manages loading order and dependencies. Only load and instantiate code that is effectively needed within the current context, defined through other running real and virtual services.
• Logging subsystem that provides general logging and error handling, while providing the means to override logging settings at any granularity level.
• Virtual services that let you incorporate third-party and legacy code into the loading order and dependency management flow of the Service Locator.
• An architecture that runs just as well within the WordPress page request cycle as through a CLI or REST API request.
• WordPress-specific helpers that let you monitor the state of your system within the WordPress backend.

You can find all Bright Nucleus packages in the Bright Nucleus GitHub organization:

• https://github.com/brightnucleus