Libraries tagged by phppe
nobuhiko/calendar
25212 Downloads
More info available on: http://pear.php.net/package/Calendar
momentohq/momento-php-redis-client
455 Downloads
Momento drop-in replacement for phpredis: A seamless drop-in replacement for phpredis, built with the Momento SDK for PHP. It mirrors the phpredis interface while leveraging Momento’s serverless cache for effortless scalability and zero operational overhead.
liuggiowetak/excelbundle
12866 Downloads
This is a Symfony2 Bundle helps you to read and write Excel files (including pdf, xlsx, odt), thanks to the PHPExcel library
linxnet/net_ipv6
7663 Downloads
More info available on: http://pear.php.net/package/Net_IPv6
jeremib/pear_date
43278 Downloads
More info available on: http://pear.php.net/package/Date
hamdallah90/easy-laravel-pdf
2067 Downloads
easy-laravel-pdf: A Laravel package to generate PDF/images from views or HTML using Puppeteer in Docker for seamless integration.
fesor/json_spec
42276 Downloads
Easily handle JSON Structures with PhpSpec and Behat
eboreum/exceptional
4375 Downloads
Create and format PHP exceptions easily. Automatically unravel method arguments. Ensure that sensitive strings like passwords, tokens, PHPSESSID, etc. are being masked and thus will instead appear as e.g. "******" in the resulting text.
devgeniem/wp-redis-object-cache-dropin
32297 Downloads
A persistent object cache backend for WordPress powered by Redis. Supports Predis, PhpRedis, HHVM, replication and clustering.
dcat/page
1502 Downloads
为PHPer打造的静态站点构建工具。
darling/php-web-paths
438 Downloads
The PHPWebPaths library provides classes for working with web paths such as a Url.
crazydb/yii2-redis-cluster
379 Downloads
yii2 with phpredis
ceckobecko/spreadsheet-reader
33945 Downloads
PHPExcelReader/SpreadsheetReader - A class for reading Microsoft Excel (97/2003) Spreadsheets.
billrobclark/alfred-phpdoc-search
0 Downloads
Aflred workflow for quickly searching the php.net documentation.
aedart/overload
11523 Downloads
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)