• 🧩 Twig Components — <twig:Adminlte:Card>, <twig:Adminlte:SmallBox>, … typed, documented, slot-aware.
• 🧭 Config-driven sidebar menu — one array in config/packages/adminlte.yaml, with automatic active-route detection and per-item security (permission).
• 🌗 SSR-safe dark mode — Bootstrap 5.3 data-bs-theme, set before first paint (no flash), persisted to localStorage, follows the OS while on auto.
• ⚡ AssetMapper-first — no Webpack Encore, no Node build required. CDN works out of the box; AssetMapper is the production path.
• 🎛️ Optional EasyAdmin theme — layer AdminLTE styling onto your EasyAdmin backend.
• 🧱 Symfony-native — AbstractBundle, autoconfigured services, PHP 8.4, strict types, PHPStan + php-cs-fixer.

composer require colorlibhq/adminlte-symfony

With Symfony Flex the bundle is registered automatically. Otherwise add it to config/bundles.php:

return [
    // ...
    ColorlibHQ\AdminLteBundle\AdminLteBundle::class => ['all' => true],
];

Create config/packages/admin_lte.yaml (Symfony underscores the bundle name, so the config key is admin_lte):

admin_lte:
    title: 'My Admin'
    title_short: 'MA'
    color_mode: auto            # light | dark | auto
    dashboard_route: app_dashboard

    logo:
        text: '<b>My</b>Admin'
        image: '/build/logo.png'  # optional

    layout:
        fixed_sidebar: true
        sidebar_mini: true
        sidebar_collapsed: false

    footer:
        copyright: '© 2026 My Company'
        version: 'v1.0.0'

    menu:
        - { label: 'Dashboard', route: 'app_dashboard', icon: 'bi bi-speedometer2' }
        - { header: 'MANAGEMENT' }
        - label: 'Users'
          icon: 'bi bi-people'
          permission: 'ROLE_ADMIN'      # hidden unless granted (needs symfony/security-bundle)
          children:
              - { label: 'All users', route: 'app_user_index' }
              - { label: 'Create', route: 'app_user_new', badge: 'new', badge_class: 'text-bg-success' }
        - { label: 'Documentation', url: 'https://adminlte.io', icon: 'bi bi-book', target: '_blank' }

Menu item keys: label, header, route, route_params, url, target, icon, badge, badge_class, permission, children.

Extend the layout from any page (this is the Symfony-idiomatic equivalent of the other ports' DashboardLayout):

{% extends '@AdminLte/layout.html.twig' %}

{% block page_title %}Dashboard{% endblock %}

{% block body %}
    <div class="row">
        <div class="col-lg-3 col-6">
            <twig:Adminlte:SmallBox title="150" text="New Orders" variant="primary" icon="bi bi-bag" url="#" />
        </div>
    </div>

    <twig:Adminlte:Card title="Welcome" icon="bi bi-stars" variant="primary" outline collapsible>
        Built with AdminLTE 4 Twig Components.
    </twig:Adminlte:Card>
{% endblock %}

A complete example lives in templates/demo/dashboard.html.twig. Wire it up:

#[Route('/admin', name: 'app_dashboard')]
public function dashboard(): Response
{
    return $this->render('@AdminLte/demo/dashboard.html.twig');
}

Layout — Sidebar, SidebarNavItem (recursive), Topbar, Footer, ColorModeToggle. The dashboard layout itself is {% extends '@AdminLte/layout.html.twig' %}.

Widgets — Card, SmallBox, InfoBox, Alert, Callout, Progress, ProgressGroup, Timeline + TimelineItem, ProfileCard, DescriptionBlock, Breadcrumb, Ratings, Toast, Modal, Accordion + AccordionItem, Tabs, NavNotifications, NavMessages, NavTasks, CommandPalette (⌘K).

Forms — Button, Input, Select, Textarea, InputSwitch, InputColor, InputFile.

Every component is a Twig Component:

<twig:Adminlte:Card title="Sales" icon="bi bi-graph-up" variant="primary" collapsible>…</twig:Adminlte:Card>
<twig:Adminlte:SmallBox title="150" text="New orders" icon="bi bi-bag" url="#" />
<twig:Adminlte:Timeline><twig:Adminlte:TimelineItem icon="bi bi-bell" time="3m" header="Ping" /></twig:Adminlte:Timeline>
<twig:Adminlte:CommandPalette />  {# ⌘K palette, indexed from your sidebar menu #}

This matches the component inventory of the Vue/React ports. A few heavy plugin wrappers (charts, datatables, rich editors) remain optional add-ons.

The <head> script in _color_mode_script.html.twig sets data-bs-theme before the body paints (no flash), persists the choice to localStorage, and tracks the OS preference while on auto. <twig:Adminlte:ColorModeToggle /> flips it via the exposed window.adminlteToggleColorMode(). A Stimulus alternative ships in assets/controllers/color-mode_controller.js.

The CDN links in the layout's stylesheets/javascripts blocks make the bundle work with zero config. For production, serve assets locally:

php bin/console importmap:require bootstrap admin-lte bootstrap-icons/font/bootstrap-icons.min.css

// assets/app.js
import '@colorlibhq/adminlte-symfony/adminlte.js'; // Bootstrap + AdminLTE behaviour

Then override the layout blocks in your base template to emit {{ importmap('app') }} instead of the CDN tags.

Layer AdminLTE onto an existing EasyAdmin backend. Either copy the shipped override into your app:

templates/bundles/EasyAdminBundle/layout.html.twig   ←  copy from this bundle

…or load the assets from your DashboardController:

public function configureAssets(): Assets
{
    return Assets::new()
        ->addCssFile('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/admin-lte@4.0.2/dist/css/adminlte.min.css')
        ->addJsFile('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/admin-lte@4.0.2/dist/js/adminlte.min.js');
}

Note: this is an initial integration that applies AdminLTE styling to EasyAdmin's own layout. A fully restructured AdminLTE shell (sidebar/topbar/config menu) for EasyAdmin is being rolled out incrementally.

composer install
composer check   # php-cs-fixer (lint) + phpstan + phpunit

MIT © Colorlib & AdminLTE contributors.