Libraries tagged by file_info

A simple facility to split SQL files into individual queries - supports MySQL, PostgreSQL and Microsoft SQL Server

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Allows you to log events or audit trails into files or other storage spaces in different formats.

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Sends your logs to files, sockets, inboxes, databases and various web services

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Cabinet is a turn-key file management solution for Laravel, that enables attaching files and folders to models, by integrating various file sources into a streamlined API and user interface.

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Convert Adobe InDesign Markup Language Files (IDML) into JSON and JSON into IDML.

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Writes your Monolog records into Flysystem files.

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This very simple loader adds a way to pre parse twig files before loading them into twig parser

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Integrate pixx.io DAM Digital Asset Management into TYPO3. Use files from your pixx.io media pool with TYPO3 easily and without any detour. Use the search field to search through your pixx.io media library and find the right picture in a flash.

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TYPO3 form finisher to write form data into pre-existing PDF file.

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Put chunks of your Blade template into immutable static cache files

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Pack all composer dependencies into a single phar file

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Compress vendor directory into one vendor.phar file

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Import/Export Menu Items, Orders, Customers from/into any CSV or Microsoft Excel file to TastyIgniter.

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CommentDensityAnalyzer is a tool designed to analyze the comment density and quality in source code files in php. It helps maintain and improve the quality of code documentation by evaluating different types of comments and providing insights into their effectiveness and appropriateness.

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This package provides domain-driven design (DDD) support for Laravel applications by enhancing artisan make commands with --domain argument. When used, generated files (like models, casts, events, etc.) are placed into a specific domain folder within your app.

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