Laravels routes files can get pretty busy. Before you know it, you have to search within the routes file to find anything. How do you combat this, though?
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Major versions of Yii Swagger were tagged.
In this version configuration group names adapted to Yii conventions, explicitly added transitive dependencies, and added support for:
Major versions of Yii Swagger were tagged.
In this version configuration group names adapted to Yii conventions, explicitly added transitive dependencies, and added support for:
yii2-solr ¶A Yii2 Solr Extension built on top of Solarium 6 and works with PHP 8.
This extension is based of the yii2-solr from Sammaye (https://github.com/Sammaye/yii2-solr), which unfortunately is not being developed further. Thanks Sammaye for the important work so far that has made it possible to use Solr elegantly in Yii2.
yii2-solr ¶A Yii2 Solr Extension built on top of Solarium 6 and works with PHP 8.
This extension is based of the yii2-solr from Sammaye (https://github.com/Sammaye/yii2-solr), which unfortunately is not being developed further. Thanks Sammaye for the important work so far that has made it possible to use Solr elegantly in Yii2.
yii2-solr ¶A Yii2 Solr Extension built on top of Solarium 6 and works with PHP 8.
This extension is based of the yii2-solr from Sammaye (https://github.com/Sammaye/yii2-solr), which unfortunately is not being developed further. Thanks Sammaye for the important work so far that has made it possible to use Solr elegantly in Yii2.
yii2-solr ¶A Yii2 Solr Extension built on top of Solarium 6 and works with PHP 8.
This extension is based of the yii2-solr from Sammaye (https://github.com/Sammaye/yii2-solr), which unfortunately is not being developed further. Thanks Sammaye for the important work so far that has made it possible to use Solr elegantly in Yii2.
yii2-solr ¶A Yii2 Solr Extension built on top of Solarium 6 and works with PHP 8.
This extension is based of the yii2-solr from Sammaye (https://github.com/Sammaye/yii2-solr), which unfortunately is not being developed further. Thanks Sammaye for the important work so far that has made it possible to use Solr elegantly in Yii2.
