Libraries tagged by Initials

A Symfony 3, 4 bundle to generate avatars with initials from names

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A package to generate avatars with initials for PHP

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A package to automate Laravel localization, exception handling and API versioning

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A plugin to assign profile picture of user with their name initials.

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Generates Initial based Avatars for Laravel

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Load More Pagination for Laravel. Allows to load an initial number of items and subsequent pages can load a different number of items

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A minimal, modern Laravel starter kit featuring Blade templates, Tailwind CSS, Vite, Pest for testing, and Laravel Debugbar. Instantly preview the UI with no initial database setup. Includes fast asset builds, pre-configured debugging, and a clean, developer-friendly structure—perfect for rapid Laravel prototyping and lightweight projects.

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Provides initial setup of Drupal based Neo projects.

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Initial Laraval Spa Installation

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Small package to provide tools for data migrations and loading initial data into your database

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Initial FMT Vending Library use to communicate to device using Serial Port

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Initial configuration for Commerce Webform Order

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Full refactor of the initial phpSaml plugin for GLPI to comply with PSR and utilize native GLPI objects.

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Whether you call them doubles, stubs, mocks, partials, fakes, or something else there are times when a mocking library such as PHPUnit's mockBuilder, Mockery, Prophecy, etc. just doesn't do exactly what you need or want. Sometimes you just need a concrete class implementation to run through the unit test wringer or a full end to end functional unit test suite. MockMaker aims to simplify the process of generating concrete fake ORM entity objects. Flexible and extendable, the generated seed code can be altered to suit your particular project with relative ease. That means after the initial setup you can re-run MockMaker for any new entities that get added in or update existing entities that change with little to no fuss. What's more, once MockMaker has made your files it's done; you don't have to include it in your code base and can use the generated files like any other project class.

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A Laravel Starter project that helps you with the initial setup.

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