Fusion - Package Manager
Maintain projects and dependencies as modular packages.
At Valvoid, we build a unified ecosystem for developing and distributing PHP software.
Purpose-built essential packages for hands-on PHP development.
Distribution and collaboration across projects.
An upcoming modular framework composed of selected packages.
Upcoming pre-built applications, including the open-source core of this platform.
Our tools and services are designed to work together out of the box to reduce integration overhead. Whether you are building a simple website, a complex application, or enterprise-level software, independently or as part of a team, public or private, you can use the same ecosystem across all these projects. This foundational flexibility helps keep them from fragmenting across unrelated tools and platforms, simplifying workflows and accelerating development while reducing glue-code ballast.
We developed a modular architecture from scratch that treats projects and dependencies as generic, unified modules, allowing them to be freely integrated through the same mechanism.
Build reusable components and dependencies for other projects.
Create software for development, testing, maintenance, and distribution.
Build backend functionality for applications and external integrations.
Create complete projects that can be reused and customized for new solutions.
Upcoming. Build websites from reusable packages and project foundations.
Extend existing projects with reusable functionality and integrations.
Maintain projects and dependencies as modular packages.
Abstract source code dependencies for test and maintenance.
Validate application behavior and improve software quality.
Map HTTP requests to responsible web application logic.
Upcoming. Render dynamic content from reusable templates.
Our software is built on open-source foundations and released under the GNU GPL v3. We choose copyleft to promote transparency, flexibility, and independence while allowing everyone to use, improve, and distribute the software. In addition, we offer a free tier for hosting and distributing OSI-approved packages through our central registry service.
To make it easier to contribute to projects and adapt them for your own solutions, all our projects are hosted on GitLab and follow established conventions such as trunk-based development, Semantic Versioning, and structured release branches.