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Bubblegum is a classless CSS framework, this is more than a simple framework, this is a simple, flexible and intuitive modern framework, fast to install, easy to use, and customizable. Created with stylus.

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This bundle provides Encrypt/Decrypt data sensible in a Db system in your application.Its main goal is to make it simple for you to manage encrypt & decrypt sensible data into Db!This bundle is to refresh the old bundle [DoctrineEncryptBundle]

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This is universal sms gateway service provider for Bangladesh. You can easily use this library for sending message using Bangladeshi sms gateway providers

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This is a library to make your routines with some rules. Using PHPAction, you right you using ActionContract too. This means you can intercepet action flux when you want or need.

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This is a mediawiki extension to add the UsersWatchList Special Page. This page enable to watch a list of users, and see all the changes they do.

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This is package generate Qrcode using some services like google qrcode. This package also support attaching logo into qrcode. In Laravel framework, it fully support for using facade, blade helper.

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This SDK will help you generate the access token using PHP . Using this access token you will be able to connect to widgets supported by UPS.

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Contains configuration for CSS content-rendering of the table "tt_content". This is meant as a modern substitute for the classic "content (default)" template which was based more on -tags, while this is pure CSS.

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This repository contains custom sniffs which are compatible with the PHP_CodeSniffer. Understand this package as a sniff pool. It contains all custom sniffs for the TYPO3 project.

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This component simplifies the configuration of data relationships through taxonomies, which means that the information displayed in the second selector dynamically adjusts based on the option selected in the first selector. This provides users with a more intuitive and personalized experience when choosing among different options, as they can view and select only the relevant choices based on their initial selection in the first selector.

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This module allows users to easily let users sign up and login using facebook and twitter. After a user has signed up using this module, a OAuth token for that social service will be stored against the users account. This allows your application to call the facebook and twitter apis on behalf of the user and implement whatever interesting social integration features you want. The SelectFriendPage is an example of the type of functionality that can be easily implemented once you have access to the users OAuth tokens.

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This bundle provides easy reCAPTCHA form field integration. This is a fork of excelwebzone/EWZRecaptchaBundle but updated to symfony 7.0 requirementss

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This Laravel Livewire package simplifies the implementation of dynamic, responsive modals in your web applications. With a focus on seamless integration and flexibility, this package allows developers to easily create and manage modals without the need for JavaScript or additional front-end dependencies. Featuring out-of-the-box support for multiple modal instances, dynamic content, and customizable design options, it’s perfect for crafting modern, interactive interfaces. Whether you need confirmation dialogs, form modals, or notification pop-ups, this package delivers a clean, reusable solution for your Livewire-powered applications.

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This package is for managing most basic settings in your laravel application like site title, site logo etc. You can add your custom settings using this package.

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This theme is named after Wallace Donham, Dean of Harvard Business School from 1919 to 1942. The Donham theme is a light, modern theme, equally effective for non-fiction and fiction. Body font is Tinos, and Header font is Galdeano. An earlier version of this theme was commissioned by Harvard Business Review Press.

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