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flus/minz
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A simple and personal PHP framework

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Minz
====

[](#minz)

Minz is yet another PHP 8.2+ framework. **It has no big ambitions and it is designed with my personal needs in mind.**

What I like in Minz is:

- I know the code perfectly (I wrote it);
- it's powerful enough for my needs;
- it has a relative small size;
- it grows ONLY when I need it;
- it's easy to perform integration tests;
- it provides a common interface for both Web and CLI requests;
- it has very few dependencies (only two at the moment, i.e. PHPMailer and Twig);
- I learnt a LOT by coding it and it was quite fun.

Install
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[](#install)

You should use [Composer](https://getcomposer.org) to install Minz.

Run:

```
$ composer require flus/minz
```

Then, in your code:

```