Single-file style application skeleton for the Webisters framework (composer create-project target).
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Single-file style application skeleton for the Webisters framework (composer create-project target).
Webisters is a full-stack application framework designed with simplicity, flexibility, and performance in mind. It provides a solid foundation for building modern applications - so you can focus on creating powerful solutions instead of managing complexity.
Full-stack MVC application skeleton for the Webisters framework (composer create-project target).
Theme management for organizing and rendering application view themes.
Unified caching library with APCu, Redis, Memcached, and filesystem drivers.
Immutable, locale-aware date and time wrapper built on ext-intl.
File-based configuration loader for PHP, INI, JSON, XML, YAML, ENV, and database sources.
Testing utilities and PHPUnit base cases for exercising Webisters applications.
PSR-4 class autoloader with a file locator and opcache preloader.
Framework metapackage bundling the core Webisters libraries and the canonical autoload map.
Pagination helper that builds page links and metadata for result sets.
Factory helper for lazily creating and caching named service instances.
Database migrations and seeders built on top of the Webisters database library.
Minifier for CSS, JavaScript, and HTML output.
Data and file validation with a configurable rule set and fluent validators.
Console commands for local development: migrations, seeding, routing, and schema inspection.
Console framework for building command-line apps: commands, console runner, and I/O streams.
Static site project skeleton for the Webisters framework (composer create-project target).
Lightweight event dispatcher for registering and firing application events.
Modern cryptography on libsodium: sealed/secret boxes, signing, hashing, and password hashing.
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