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    Apiato

    PHP Framework for building scalable API's on top of Laravel

    The open-source flawless framework for building scalable and testable API-Centric Apps with PHP and Laravel. Authentication with OAuth2.0 for first/third-party clients (using Laravel Passport). Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), seeded with a Super Admin, Roles, and Permissions. Query Parameters support (orderBy, sorted, and filter) with full-text search. Useful Endpoints for managing users, roles/permissions, tokens, and more. API Documentations generator, to generate API docs from PHP...
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    RSS Event Manager

    Allows you to submit events to an RSS feed via rest api (http post)

    This tool was originally written to replace the massive amounts of email sent out by automated build scripts. Once this tool is deployed to a server, your scripts can simply use a HTTP Post to submit events, and users can subscribe to the RSS feed to receive updates, instead of receiving an email for each event. It is trivial to add a new feed, and using http to submit events means that firewalls are (usually) not a concern.
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