Lightweight PHP runtime abstraction layer providing clean wrapper functions over native PHP. It standardizes common execution patterns through deterministic helpers and ergonomic APIs designed for consistent usage across the FireHub ecosystem.
This layer focuses purely on execution-level utilities such as array, string, file, environment, and reflection wrappers, removing repetitive boilerplate while preserving PHP-native behavior.
It contains no domain logic, no business rules, and no framework coupling. Its role is strictly to improve developer experience at the runtime level while keeping behavior predictable, explicit, and dependency-free.
This repository provides a lightweight PHP runtime abstraction layer that wraps native PHP functionality into clean, consistent, and deterministic APIs.
Its purpose is to reduce boilerplate and standardize common execution patterns across the FireHub ecosystem by offering ergonomic helper classes for arrays, strings, files, environment access, and other low-level runtime operations.
It is strictly focused on execution-level concerns and does not contain domain logic, business rules, or framework-level orchestration. It exists to improve developer productivity while preserving native PHP behavior and ensuring zero framework coupling.
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This software is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License.
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