Libraries tagged by fees

RSS-Bridge is a PHP project capable of generating RSS and Atom feeds for websites that don't have one. It can be used on webservers or as a stand-alone application in CLI mode.

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A PHP library to get social networks feeds and merge them

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pubsubhubbub implementation of subscriber.

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Generating Turbo-pages using the Yandex API

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The core repository for PHPFlasher, hosting the source code, contributions, issue tracking, and discussions for the PHPFlasher project. This mono-repo serves as the hub for development and community engagement.

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Integrate Toastr's smooth toast notifications into Symfony projects using PHPFlasher. Enhance Symfony applications with Toastr's refined visuals.

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Incorporate SweetAlert's interactive notifications into Laravel applications with PHPFlasher. Enhance user dialogs with SweetAlert and Laravel.

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PHPFlasher - A powerful & easy-to-use package for adding flash messages to Laravel or Symfony projects. Provides feedback to users, improves engagement & enhances user experience. Intuitive design for beginners & experienced developers. A reliable, flexible solution.

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Integrate Notyf's minimalist flash notifications with Laravel via PHPFlasher. Enhance your Laravel apps with sleek, concise user notifications.

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Use Noty.js for engaging flash notifications in Laravel with PHPFlasher. Combine the power of Noty.js and Laravel for rich, interactive user notifications.

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PHPFlasher - A powerful & easy-to-use package for adding flash messages to Laravel or Symfony projects. Provides feedback to users, improves engagement & enhances user experience. Intuitive design for beginners & experienced developers. A reliable, flexible solution.

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Knihovna pro snadný import recenzí e-shopu a produktů z Heuréka.cz

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Laravel Nova Kustomer Feedback Tool

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A simple yet powerful RSS2 feed writer with RSS extensions support (like iTunes podcast tags)

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Activity logs for Symfony, stored in Elasticsearch or your relational database

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