Libraries tagged by props

The UploadableBehavior helps you handle uploaded files with Propel

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Symfony2 mailer bundle

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The bundle for in-form image cropping

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Simple trait to make your class strict, when calling or accessing undefined member (property or method).

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Elasticsearch PHP integration for your Symfony2 project using Elastica

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Symfony var dumper with extended data.

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The library is designed to integrate the minecraft server with the website.

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EstateManager for Contao - Manage real estate properties in Contao.

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MySQL Workbench Schema Exporter

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PHP Class-based Blueprints for Kirby CMS for better type safety and code completion

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A bundle to easily use Accessible in Symfony projects.

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PHP library that allows you to define your class' getters, setters and constructor with docblock annotations.

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Capsule is designed to make it easier to manage dependencies and objects, while improving encapsulation and ensuring code quality.

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The standalone PHP Browscap parser Crossjoin\Browscap detects browser properties as well as device information based on the user agent string of the requesting browsers and search engines, using the data from the Browser Capabilities Project. It's several hundred times faster than the build-in PHP function get_browser(), and faster than other Browscap PHP libraries, with much lower memory consumption. Optionally Crossjoin\Browscap automatically updates the Browscap data, so you're always up-to-date. The newest version is build for PHP 7.x, for PHP >= 5.6 use version 2.x, for PHP >= 5.3 use version 1.x.

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Provides means to dynamically deal with inaccessible properties, by implementing PHP's magic methods; __get(), __set(), __isset(), and __unset(). This package, however, enforces the usage of getters- and setters-methods, ensuring that if a property is indeed available, then its corresponding getter or setter method will be invoked. The term 'overload', in this context, refers to PHP’s own definition hereof. (http://php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.overloading.php)

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