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FluentDOM
Analyzed 1 day ago
FluentDOM provides an easy to use, jQuery like, fluent interface for DOMDocument.
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
mit
Jackalope-PHPCR
Analyzed about 7 hours ago
Jackalope is an open source PHP implementation of the PHPCR API, which is a PHP adaption of the Java Content Repository (JCR) standard, an open API specification defined in JSR-170/283. Jackalope's test-driven development aims to provide full client functionality for Apache Jackrabbit, the JCR
Licenses:
apache_2
LiipDrupalEventManagerModule
L
Analyzed about 14 hours ago
This module is done to get rid of the Drupal hook system; at least for custom events.
LiipDrupalConnectorModule
L
Analyzed about 17 hours ago
An abstraction layer between the procedural world of Drupal and OOP.
Doing quite a number of Drupal projects we found out that for our developers the procedural nature of Drupal is always an obstacle. Furthermore as they are used to at least unit test their code, they always complain about the
LiipDrupalCrudAdminModule
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Analyzed about 16 hours ago
The idea behind this module is to provide a most forward standard implementation to handle CRUD operations.
proxy-object
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Analyzed about 17 hours ago
Initiated by Thomas Weinert back in 2008 I picked up his work and completed, extended, and tested it. The outcome is this little library making it much easier to generate a proxy of your system under test (SUT). Another thought on this library was, that it should be very easy to use if you know the
Licenses:
apache_2
wsunit
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Analyzed about 14 hours ago
The possibility to register test listeners to PHPUnit makes it extremely easy to execute actions on a certain state of the test runner (e.g. when the test is started). WSUnit make highly use of this possibility and listens to some of the emitted signals.
Licenses:
BSD-2-Clause
LiipDrupalRegistryModule
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Analyzed about 4 hours ago
This module provides an API to store key/value pairs of information. The Idea came when we had to change the persistence layer of how custom data is stored to be available to the system later. We started with the standard Drupal 7 way to cache data (see: