Thanks for pointing that! I 100% agree for the confusion, but... we try to make examples that do have some sense and avoid the foo bars when possible.

Maybe one of these:

• a cart controller (classic example) with add action and productId ?
• an alert with close ?
• a notification with link and action ?

WDYT ?

@smnandre I would agree for advanced or "demo" examples (ones on ux.symfony.com). But on pure text documentation, I personally prefer to have easy to understand and dead simple examples like "Hello World". It's totally personal, if you prefer more advanced and real life example, I'm ok with that.

In fact, with its unusual syntax for some, Stimulus isn’t always easy to grasp.

The first examples here should be self-explanatory for most people, and I do believe we need to clearly emphasize what action, target, and controller mean.

If I read this, with the value name, I’m pretty sure it could lead to confusion:

<div {{ stimulus_controller('hello', { 'name': 'World', 'data': [1, 2, 3, 4] }) }}>

That said, your original point is totally valid. I’ll send you another suggestion later today.

Thank you @welcoMattic.