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  1. proxyz

    Uses namespaced functions to replaced native functions

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  3. Safe

    All PHP functions, rewritten to throw exceptions instead of returning false

    The goal of https://github.com/thecodingmachine/safe is different than proxyz. My goal is a method proxy that allows you to override or watch the behaviour of a function from the "global namespace" effortlessly.

  4. framework

    :gem: Go! AOP PHP - modern aspect-oriented framework for the new level of software development (by goaop)

    Go!AOP can do that and many more. One drawback is that it doesn't support php8 (yet).

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