Libraries tagged by php cli tools

keenlysoft/keenly

12 Favers
60 Downloads

A lightweight PHP framework for small web applications and command-line tools

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itsahappymedium/gpm

3 Favers
1389 Downloads

A PHP Command Line tool that makes it easy to download dependencies from GitHub.

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itsahappymedium/fec

2 Favers
1418 Downloads

A PHP Command Line tool that makes it easy to compile, concat, and minify front-end Javascript and CSS/SCSS dependencies.

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eduardocruz/phpx

16 Favers
5 Downloads

PHPX is the MCP (Model Context Protocol) server execution tool for PHP.

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dconco/schema-migrator

7 Favers
11 Downloads

A beautiful command-line database migration tool for any PHP project. Laravel-style migrations without the framework.

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oliverkuches/cilex7

0 Favers
798 Downloads

The a form of the PHP micro-framework for Command line tools based on the Symfony2 Components

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mikerow/bananophp

7 Favers
21 Downloads

PHP libraries and tools for Banano currency

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crealoz/easy-audit-free

21 Favers
186 Downloads

A tool that permits to run different types of audits in Magento 2.

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chemaclass/jira-status-notifier

9 Favers
1 Downloads

This tool will notify the person assigned to a JIRA-ticket if the ticket remains in the same status for more than N days.

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cresenity/phpcf

1 Favers
105 Downloads

PHP CF CLI Development Tools

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renakdup/cache-warm-up

1 Favers
1221 Downloads

PHP cache warmup via CLI tool

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gilads-otiannoh254/shipit

0 Favers
24 Downloads

A professional, modular CLI tool for PHP deployments

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steadfastcollective/fabric

21 Favers
43 Downloads

CLI Tool to easily bootstrap PHP & Laravel packages.

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cognesy/instructor-hub

0 Favers
12 Downloads

CLI tool to work with Instructor PHP code examples and docs

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algoritma/phpinfo

1 Favers
47 Downloads

A lightweight CLI tool to fetch and inspect PHP settings by running `phpinfo()` via HTTP in your web application's environment. This tool is particularly useful for verifying the actual configuration of a running FPM instance when CLI settings might differ.

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