Retrieve Laravel project metadata including composer constraints, framework detection, and PHP version to support security audits and vulnerability analysis.
AGPL 3.0
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- Execute Laravel Artisan commands (e.g., list, migrate:status, route:list) to manage your Laravel project.MIT
- Run PHP code through Laravel Tinker with blocked file, network, and process access; database writes need explicit approval.MIT
- Retrieves direct composer dependencies with their versions, including the Laravel and PHP versions, from a project's composer.json.MIT
- Validate PHP files against framework rules: strict types, naming, controller query bans, input validation, and repository interfaces. Get structured violations and compliance status.MIT
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- Run Laravel framework commands (migrate, route:list, make:model) and capture stdout/stderr for development workflows.MIT
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- Executes approved commands for PHP/Laravel, Composer, npm, and Git within specified project directories, while blocking shell operators and arbitrary executables to maintain safe and controlled command execution.MIT
- Retrieve Laravel application statistics from your Panelica hosting panel. Use this read-only endpoint to access key Laravel app metrics and monitor performance.MIT