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PHP Font Lib
A library to read, parse, export and make subsets of different fonts
This library can be used to read TrueType, OpenType (with TrueType glyphs), WOFF font files. Extract basic info (name, style, etc). Extract advanced info (horizontal metrics, glyph names, glyph shapes, etc). Make an Adobe Font Metrics (AFM) file from a font. You can find a demo GUI. This project was initiated by the need to read font files in the DOMPDF project. -
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PHP7 / Laravel Multi-format Streaming Parser
When it comes to parsing XML/CSV/JSON/... documents, there are 2 approaches to consider. DOM loading loads all the documents, making it easy to navigate and parse, and as such provides maximum flexibility for developers. Streaming implies iterating through the document, acts like a cursor, and stops at each element in its way, thus avoiding memory overkill. Thus, when it comes to big files, callbacks will be executed meanwhile file is downloading and will be much more efficient as far as memory... -
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Open Source software (PHP) managing iCal (rfc2445) files, for non-calendar systems like CMS, project mgmt systems etc. able to manage calendar information like agendas, tasks, reports, totos, journaling data and communicate with calendar software.
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PHP Comment Reporter
Tool will report uncommented lines of code in files/folders
This is a tool written in PHP to check and report uncommented lines of code in files. Its purpose is to report complex projects and reduce code review time. The tool is capable to traverse complex directories structure, find PHP code and generate report. There were comment reporting tools available, but they simply state the percentage of commented and uncommented lines. That is not practically useful for devs and code reviewers. This tool will parse each line of code and check for comments... -
HotelFriend is a cloud-based hotel management software. It covers the organization of work, direct room & service sales, simplifies the processes of serving guests, making their stay at the hotel even more comfortable. It gives an ability to manage the sales online from any device in any part of the world, analyze guest behavior and increase the income.
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The basis of this project was to create a simple to use parser for Nmap XML output files. This framework should make it simple to parse said XML into any type of output, given a proper namespace and tag grouping.
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CSS Joiner is a realtime CSS optimizer, you may use in your web site/application to minimize CSS code returned from your web server. Multiple local or external files can be loaded like single CSS file - using single <link> tag (one server request).
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A QuickBooks IIF file viewer and format converter. Parse QuickBooks IIF files and display them in a nice table. Convert QuickBooks IIF files to SQL compatible with BambooInvoice.
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PHP wrapper library to parse and emit YAML. Stagehand_YAML wraps spyc and syck which are standard YAML parsers/emitters for PHP, and provides some useful methods for developers to parse YAML from files or strings.
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Create, in a few hours, an eCRF that is as easy to use as a paper one, and avoid the biggest headaches in data collection in Pre-authorisation and Post-authorisation studies of your medical device. Incorporate an EDC that is highly flexible when creating the eCRF, this will allow you to meet the needs of any kind of study. Save tons of time in the management and monitoring of the study with the management and monitoring tools included in the EDC. Use a validated system with all the security guarantees that give trust to the sponsor and allow the collection of quality data. Don’t wait until the analysis phase to discover mistakes in the data or you will end up chasing down investigators to correct them. Prevent the process of creation of an eCRF from being long and complex.
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This is a PHP script that is used to parse the DMOZ RDF data dump files automatically. It features downloading of the files, extracting, cleaning, parsing and inserting the data into a MySQL database. This script is pretty fast!
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phpScribe is a documentation generator written in PHP with mySQL support to parse the code files of a project or system to generate HTML-based documentation files. Documentation's language and skin can be configured by the user.
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Myq3log is a Quake 3 Log analyser. It use Php to parse the log files and mysql to store data in. You can browse in those data with a php interface too.
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This project is based on a generic way to creates a BackOffice to manages News. On the base of an XML description of the tables, the Add, Modify Delete... pages are dynamikely generated. In the same way the package can parse XML files in the same way as
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SFHL XmlParser
Parse the STHS XML files.
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PiCal (PHP iCalendar) will be a set of libraries designed to create and parse iCal files (.ics), validating the IETF standards 2445. The code will be strictly object-oriented (not functions), based on PHP5+, portable and standalone.
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MySQL PHP Simple Auditor
A "drop-in" replacement for mysql_query
UPDATE 10Jun12: I have not had chance to package up the source code for this - however - it is all written. There's a full write up/article detailing exactly what I did/how it works here: PHP MySQL "instant" Audit Trail: http://www.flatcoder.co.uk/php-mysql-instant-auditorauditing/ This came about when a client asked for a way to audit their system. The codebase was an old PHP application with more files/scripts that anyone would like to plough through! The solution was a simple...
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