Libraries tagged by proforma

Volt Test PHP SDK - A performance testing tool for PHP Developers

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TimeWarden is a lightweight PHP library that enables you to monitor the processing time of tasks and task groups (useful during the development stage). Additionally, it allows you to set maximum execution times to tasks, empowering proactive actions when tasks exceed their planned duration.

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Performance monitoring Lighthouse with GraphQL Hive.

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Local HTTP daemon for asynchronous Flare delivery

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Static publishing queue to create static versions of pages for enhanced performance and security

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Scout Application Performance Monitoring Agent - https://scoutapm.com

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Scout Application Performance Monitoring Agent - https://scoutapm.com

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Lightweight profiler for PHP and Laravel. Add checkpoints, measure closures, track queries and memory, and surface results as HTML, Server-Timing headers, log entries, or Debugbar timelines.

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Deck is a Laravel and PHP package for versioned, file-based AI prompt management with variable interpolation, performance tracking, A/B testing, and optional Laravel AI SDK integration.

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Clean Laravel debug/log files (Debugbar, Clockwork), compiled views and frontend build artifacts, with optional rebuild and scheduling.

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Behat extension for testing some On-Page SEO factors: meta title/description, canonical, hreflang, meta robots, robots.txt, redirects, sitemap validation, HTML validation, performance...

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This package allows you to cache your routes definitions, thereby speeding up each request.

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Laravel package that adds computed attributes to eloquent models. A computed attribute is an accessor were the computed value is saved in the database.

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Streaming XLSX reader and writer for PHP and Laravel. Constant memory regardless of file size, direct S3 multipart streaming, optional born-indexed random access.

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Laravel log for your application

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