chubbyphp-framework is a minimal PHP microframework focused on PSR-15 middleware applications and high performance with as little complexity as possible.
It embraces PHP-FIG standards and supports interchangeable routers, HTTP message implementations, containers, and several server environments.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Build applications around PSR-15 middleware and request handlers.
- Supports PSR-7 HTTP messages and PSR-17 HTTP factories.
- Works with PSR-11 compatible dependency injection containers.
- Supports PSR-3 logging interfaces.
- Use FastRoute or Symfony-based routing integrations.
- Includes callback, lazy, pipe, exception, and route matching middleware.
- Provides callback, lazy, and routed request handlers.
- Supports Guzzle PSR-7, Laminas Diactoros, Nyholm PSR-7, Slim PSR-7, and Sunrise HTTP Message.
- Run with Nginx, ReactPHP, RoadRunner, Swoole, Workerman, or PHP’s built-in server.
- Install and manage the framework using Composer.
Website: https://github.com/chubbyphp/chubbyphp-framework
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Developer: Dominik Zogg
License: MIT License
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