Libraries tagged by configure-it

The primary aim is to allow users to select a language and configure its support in an easy way. Main features are language selection, input methods and web fonts.

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Code alongside a live preview rendered by Fusion. You can configure it further to use Javascript to preview or inject JS and styles via Fusion

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Testing utilities for ConfigureIt consumers: fakes (source, loader, processor, in-memory graph, node factory) and a ConfigurationAssertions trait.

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Symfony integration for ConfigureIt — a bundle + DI extension that wires the ConfigurationBuilder and exposes the resolved snapshot as a service.

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Emit Markdown reference docs + JSON-Schema from a Nette\Schema\Expect definition (ConfigureIt schema introspection).

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RunIt execution-model integration for ConfigureIt — bridges configuration resolution onto a RunIt execution so resolution appears as a first-class execution with activities, measurements, observations, occurrences, and a terminal snapshot.

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PSR-11 container integration for ConfigureIt — exposes the resolved configuration snapshot through any PSR-11 compliant container.

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Read-only web explorer + graph query API over ConfigureIt resolved configuration (explain, diff, graph, provenance queries).

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a framework-agnostic configuration SDK and resolution engine for PHP

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Free, open-source cookie consent: a browser consent engine with real script blocking and Google Consent Mode v2, plus a PHP library to configure it and read the consent cookie server-side.

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Forum and private messaging for Exponential: unread flags, moderators per forum, user ranks, BB code editor, smilies, censoring, forum statistics and an admin tab to configure it all.

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Captcha for Yii2 framework that give you ability to configure it's code generation algorithm

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Install all you need modules and configure it

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Choose the type of editor (Gutenberg, Classic, or none) based on the post type, post ID, or template, and configure its various features.

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