A PSR-11 container which reads what a class needs from the class, and is built to do it quickly.
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A PSR-11 container which reads what a class needs from the class, and is built to do it quickly.
A PSR-7 UriInterface with a conformance suite: the specification, checked rather than assumed.
The response object based on PSR-7: HTTP messages, and with the main goal: to be simple and fast.
The Quillstack Framework, a light and simple micro-framework to build the API.
The request object based on PSR-7: HTTP messages, and with the main goal: to be simple and fast.
Reads a .env file into the environment. Values keep their types, and anything it cannot finish reading it refuses rather than guessing at.
The simple implementation of PSR-7: StreamInterface.
Database connections and a query builder which binds everything it is given.
Bash/PHP script to benchmark HTTP requests and command line scripts.
Authentication for APIs: a route says what reaching it requires, and one place enforces it.
An event dispatcher based on PSR-14: Event Dispatcher.
A simple solution to use headers according to PSR-7.
A simple logger based on PSR-3: Logger Interface.
The middleware library based on PSR-15: HTTP Server Request Handlers.
An HTTP client based on PSR-18, over cURL, which tells a request that could not be sent from an end that could not be reached.
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