A system for organizing, loading and introspecting PHP classes and functions.
Uses static analysis to generate, validate and update library contents and
includes. Based on Facebook's similar 'flib' system.

Futures (also known as "promises") are objects which act as placeholders for
some future result of computation. They let you express parallel and
asynchronous execution with a natural syntax. There are three provided
concrete Future implementations: ExecFuture for executing system commands,
HTTPFuture for making HTTP requests, and QueryFuture for executing database
queries.

The builtin PHP filesystem functions return error codes and emit warnings.
It is tedious to check these consistently. The Filesystem class provides a
simple API for common filesystem operations that throws exceptions on failure.

This module allows you to build sprintf()-style functions that have arbitrary
conversions. This is particularly useful for escaping data correctly. Three
concrete implementations are provided:
  csprintf(): safely escape data for system commands
  jsprintf(): safely escape data for Javascript
  qsprintf(): safely escape data for MySQL

An abstract, abstract syntax tree which can make it easier to perform simple
static analysis, and a concrete AST for PHP.

A Markdown-like lightweight markup language. Remarkup's syntax is defined by
parser plugins and fairly easy to extend and configure.

Enables running PHP scripts as stable, long-lived daemons.

A handful of solid utility functions.