the-firehub-project / runtime

v0.3.1 2026-09-16 13:11 UTC

Requires

• php: ^8.5
• ext-mbstring: *
• the-firehub-project/core-standard: dev-develop

Requires (Dev)

• phpstan/phpstan: ^2.0
• the-firehub-project/phpstan-rules: dev-develop
• the-firehub-project/testing: dev-develop

Apache-2.0

• Danijel Galić

• php
• foundation
• runtime
• firehub

Published on Packagist.org on 2026-09-16 13:12 UTC

README

PHP Runtime Foundation

Lightweight PHP runtime abstraction layer providing clean, deterministic utilities for common execution-level operations. It standardizes recurring runtime patterns through focused helpers and ergonomic APIs designed for consistent usage across the FireHub ecosystem.

This layer provides execution-level functionality such as array, string, file, environment, reflection, copying, and other low-level runtime operations. It reduces repetitive boilerplate and centralizes common execution behavior while preserving predictable and explicit semantics.

It contains no domain logic, business rules, or application-level concerns. It is independent of higher-level framework behavior and focuses exclusively on reusable runtime mechanisms that support the FireHub ecosystem.

Its role is to provide a consistent execution foundation between native PHP capabilities and higher-level FireHub abstractions.

Repository Purpose

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.

Security

For security reporting and guidelines, please refer to our SECURITY.md file.

Community

• Be sure to review the Code of Conduct.
• Read a Contributing file to see how you can contribute to this project.
• Read our Security policy file to see how you can report a vulnerability.
• Review the project Governance model, including roles, decision-making, RFC process, and releases.

Support

For help with FireHub products, please refer to the following resources:

• General questions & discussions: GitHub Discussions
• Bug reports & issues: Support
• Documentation & guides: FireHub Docs
• Commercial support (Pro/Enterprise): contact your account manager

Authors and Contributors

• Project authors can be found here.
• The full list of individual contributors can be found here.

Brand & Trademark

Please refer to TRADEMARK.md and BRAND.md for guidelines on FireHub branding.

Architecture guidelines, design principles, and ecosystem documentation are available within the FireHub Project organization.

License

This software is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License.

For more details, read the full license here.