ShellWrap

Allows commands to be called as static methods with a clean API, making code intuitive—examples include sh::ls() and sh::git('checkout', 'master') for easy chaining.

Throws PHP exceptions when executables return errors, demonstrated in the README's try-catch blocks for failing rm and ls commands, reducing boilerplate error checks.

Automatically escapes all arguments to prevent shell injection, highlighted in features and shown in the date command example with array-based arguments.

Accepts arguments as arrays, strings, or key-value pairs, providing multiple syntax options, as seen in the git reset examples for varied use cases.

Supports callback functions for processing output on the fly, exemplified in the tail command with a timestamp callback for live log monitoring.