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A simple debian packager wrapper for PHP applications

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Inspect database tables in PHP.

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Simple example for the Dynamic Consistency Boundary pattern described by Sara Pellegrini

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Implementation of PSR-7 standard for representing HTTP messages as described in RFC 7230 and RFC 7231, and URIs for use with HTTP messages as described in RFC 3986.

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List of JSON schema used to describe basc web elements

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Interfaces and classes that describes a SNMP client.

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STEX (former Stocks.Exchange) provides all the core exchange functionality, and additional merchant tools available via the HTTP API where all returned messages are in JSON. It's much easier to work with the API by using one of the clients provided by StocksExchange (now available only in PHP), so while this page describes the API in case you want or need to build your own client, the examples use the PHP client.

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PhpSpec extension to execute the run command after the describe command

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A library that describes an abstract way to store data between different operational storage methods

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This library describes contracts for defining satellite formats

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This library describes contracts for defining configuration formats and building optimized code from it

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Describe your package here.

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Use this API specification as a reference for the API endpoints you can use to interact with your Falcon environment. These endpoints support authentication via OAuth2 and interact with detections and network containment. For detailed usage guides and examples, see our [documentation inside the Falcon console](https://falcon.eu-1.crowdstrike.com/support/documentation). To use the APIs described below, combine the base URL with the path shown for each API endpoint. For commercial cloud customers, your base URL is `https://api.eu-1.crowdstrike.com`. Each API endpoint requires authorization via an OAuth2 token. Your first API request should retrieve an OAuth2 token using the `oauth2/token` endpoint, such as `https://api.eu-1.crowdstrike.com/oauth2/token`. For subsequent requests, include the OAuth2 token in an HTTP authorization header. Tokens expire after 30 minutes, after which you should make a new token request to continue making API requests.

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Describe your table fields in the model and let Laravel the rest

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PSR-7 client and server middleware for HTTP Digest header creation and validation as described in RFC 3230

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