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What is PEAR in PHP?

Nov 11, 2019 Eduardo Zambrano

  • PEAR stands for the PHP extension and application repository.
  • PHP is a framework and repository for reusable PHP Components.
  • It consists of all types of PHP Libraries and snippets.
  • It also provides a command-line interface to install packages automatically.

 

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