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The PSR/Link package provides common interfaces for defining HTTP links, aligning with PSR-13. It's important to note that it doesn't implement a link, but only describes the components of a Link, serving as an important buliding block in application development in PHP.
To fully leverage the power of PSR/Link in your PHP applications, you would first have to install the package. This can be done through composer by running composer require psr/link. A code example depicting how to use it is not provided in the README. The usage heavily depends on the HTTP link-related functionality that needs to be implemented. In general, you would instantiate the classes provided in this package or create your classes implementing these interfaces, and use them to define HTTP links in your application.
Comprehensive information about the PSR/Link package can be found on the PHP-FIG website at PHP-FIG PSR-13 Link. For more granular details regarding its implementation, you would want to check the package on Packagist, at PSR-Link Package on Packagist and other providers implementing PSR link which are listed at PSR-Link Implementations on Packagist.
