Libraries tagged by Relaticle

Dynamically link models together without changing the database

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Twig extension to work with relative paths

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Allows to include blade template with relative path based on current view.

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Allows to include blade template with relative path based on current view.

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Resolve a relative directory path against a base directory path

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Derives an absolute URL from relative and source URLs

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Date formatting unit. Supports relative time ('1 day ago'), uses easy-to-remember format strings ('d#' for day, 'D__' for its name) and supports natural localizations.

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Library to determine absolute or relative locations of points by measurement of distances.

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A light-weight, relatively fast lexer for use in PHP. Example includes a simple query language.

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Use relative links to expose local bedrock to the web using ngrok.

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Publish resources to the filesystem using relative symlinks

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A php library for converting relative urls to absolute.

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Exposes the AssetsHelper service from Symfony2's templating component to JavaScript, allowing relative or absolute asset URI's to be generated client-side.

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A psr-4 compliant port of pear/net_url2: Class for parsing and handling URL. Provides parsing of URLs into their constituent parts (scheme, host, path etc.), URL generation, and resolving of relative URLs.

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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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