awoodsnet, 10 months ago

@kboyd i forgot about the League and its packages. Thanks for the reminder! i have a project where i could use several of these packages- Plates, CSV, CommonMark, CLImate. and FlySystem

tvbeek, 10 months ago

@kboyd I use glide for https://placephant.com/

CommonMark to transform our docs in Markdown to HTML.

And Flysystem as part of Laravel.

In the past I have used Fractal and one or more Auth packages (But I forgot which one)

codebyjeff, 10 months ago

@kboyd Plates, FlySystem & Fractals are the biggest ones fro me, but I've used others

alessandrolai, 10 months ago

@kboyd FlySystem (over and over), CSV, Commonmark (for the @phpfig website)

cabbey, 10 months ago

@kboyd wow. Just read the list of league packages and it’s way longer than I remember it being.

heiglandreas, 10 months ago

@kboyd Flysystem over and over.

I like the "do one thing and that good" approach. I usually don't need a "one size fits all" where I only use 3 out if the 526 different packages (and have a bloat of 523 packages just doing nothing except wasting resources)

qrazi, 10 months ago

@kboyd the package I end up installing most would be fractal I think. And of course flysystem as it is used under the hood in several frameworks. Have used many more, I really appreciate the quality of these packages.

tcit, 10 months ago

@kboyd CommonMark and CSV come to mind. They’re just the best solution out there.

cabbey, 10 months ago

@kboyd I like that each package does one thing only. They aren’t trying to be an impenetrable combo package of every tool in the kitchen. It’s like the old unix tool mentality: do one thing, do it well.

ramsey, 10 months ago

@kboyd I’ve used oauth2-client 😉

kboyd, 10 months ago

@ramsey The idea for this question arose because I'm thinking of building something with oauth2-server and oauth1-client. (And route, and container.)

ramsey, 10 months ago

@kboyd Is that a typo, or do you really mean oauth1?

kboyd, 10 months ago

@ramsey I really do mean oauth1.

manal, 10 months ago

@kboyd flysystem

kboyd, 10 months ago

Myself, I've mostly used Container, Event, and Router. Also, at times, Flysystem.

I like that they are straightforward and approachable, yet still powerful. I like that I can spin up micro projects with them, without having to delve deep into the arcane incantations of larger frameworks.

And I also like that they can help modernize older codebases, by introducing newer concepts one manageable stage at a time.