aedart/testing-laravel

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aedart/testing-laravel

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Utilities that allows you to test Laravel dependent packages. At its core, this package is a wrapper for the Orchestral Testbench. However, you can make use of this with whatever testing framework you wish; it does not impose you to use neither Orchestral's nor Laravel's TestCase classes

data-transfer-object-dto

A variation / interpretation of the Data Transfer Object (DTO) design pattern (Distribution Pattern). Provides an abstraction for such DTOs

athenaeum

Athenaeum is a mono repository; a collection of various PHP packages.

js-ioc

ES6 IoC Service Container

athenaeum-dto

[READ ONLY] Athenaeum Dto package - see https://github.com/aedart/athenaeum

config-loader

Utility for loading various types of configuration files and parse them to a Laravel Configuration Repository

bpm

Bashy - An opinionated package manager for your bash scripts.

js-facade

JavaScript Facade - A static interface to concrete classes via a IoC Container.

js-service-provider

JavaScript Service Provider where you can register your IoC bindings

js-events

Event Dispatcher for ES6

godot-chat-room-example

Godot Simple Chat Room Example, based on Narayana Walters tutorial

util

This package contains a set of various utility resources, which can be used independently

js-meta

Class and method Meta data

tpe-demo

Electron Three Point Estimation Demo

ion

[work in progress] ...mono-repo for JS / TS packages

overload

Provides means to dynamically deal with inaccessible properties, by implementing PHP’s magic methods; __get(), __set(), __isset(), and __unset(). This package, however, enforces the usage of getters- and setters-methods, ensuring that if a property is indeed available, then its corresponding getter or setter method will be invoked. The term 'overload', in this context, refers to PHP’s own definition hereof