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Samuel Adeshina (@Samshal)

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PHP-Sentiment-Analyzer

This package is an implementation of the Naive Bayes Algorithm To Determine the sentiment of a particular statement, a book review, chat, speech and so on. It marks a sentence as positive, negative or neutral depending on the kind of words that are used, this can help in automatically selecting a review, comment or chat that has the best intentions in any situation.

Acl

A lightweight and flexible access control list for privileges and permission management

Scripd

A robust SQL Generator. Parses database structures defined in json based on the jsyn file format and generates corresponding sql queries.

Sentence-Interpreter

This Repository is a PHP Repository that contains classes and functions for analyzing sentences, breaking words into corresponding parts of speech, and so on

Emmet-Blue

Yet Another PHP Micro-framework

JQPhp

With this library, you can perform common javascript operations such as modifying the css definitions of html elements, performing client side redirections, toggling the visibility of elements, animating html elements and so on without ever having to type the script tags again!

StudentHub

A Web Based Management Application For Higher Academic Institutions

PDI

PHP Dependency Injector, A DI Container for PHP. I know, there's Pimple and so many other **great** DI Containers already, why this one. PDI isn't just a DI Container. It is a *COMPLETE* Dpendency Injection Container. With PDI, you can completely abstract your program logic from their dependencies. Yes, completely means you don't have to include these dependencies in an array or some file. It means, you just use them without worrying about where they come from or how they serve you.

Equation-Solver

A PHP Class that parses and solves different type of equations

yourpix-rocks

http://yourpix.rocks web app repo.

PHP-FTP-Manager

The PHP FTP Manager Package (class) is intended/built to be used as a wrapper for accessing and manipulating data on FTP Servers. It extends the PHP FTP class and combines all the functions for connecting to and manipulating files and directories such as ftp_mkdir(), ftp_connect, ftp_login, ftp_get and so on into a single class.

PHP-Photo-Information

Detect the information contained in any photo. You can use it to get details such as the approximate age, gender, race, pose and so on of the individual(s) contained in an image. You can also determine whether or not the individual is smiling, wearing glasses, standing up right or sitting and a whole lot of other information that can help you predict a user or determine if a picture meets a certain criteria

PHP-Geo-Location

This PHP class/package can be used to get the complete geographical information about any place around the world. By providing a name of any location in the world, it returns the full geo-data of places that matches the location that was searched for. It returns details such as the full name of a place, the zip code, the longitude and latitude, the WMO Identifier and the Magic codes, the Time Zone, the standard time zones and so on. It can be very useful in applications or scenarios where other details about a users location needs to be automatically provided when the name of that location is provided.

TeXML

This class helps to make the process of taking online tests, surveys, questionnaires very easy. It handles everything from creating the questions down to randomly assigning the questions to candidates and finally calculating the scores. The best thing about this class is it stores the questions in json format (in a json file) in form of subjects. This means you can handle enjoy everything if you prefer to use javascript or jQuery depending on your taste. To fully understand how this class works you need to go through the files in the example directory from both your browser and text editor (the comments are more useful, I think)