My suggestion is to consider using Laravel since it offers a more feature pack package with a rich ecosystem and a strong community. Based on the features that are already available in the PHP Censor project below is a list of features that can ease the migration process and/or improve the code organization:

Laravel is based on Symfony components so might be easy to migrate some of the existing code like commands.
Built-in support for migrations. This would replace the need for phynx.
Database layer with query builder, ORM, and support for popular database engines.
Queues for sending emails or deferring other background tasks.
Built-in security layer for user authentication and authorization.
Built with testability in mind. Includes support to test Console Commands, HTTP tests and more.
Powerful templating engine - Blade
Built-in localization support.
Front-end asset management and processing with Laravel Mix. It basically leverages the use of Webpack and modern UI tooling.
Real time commmunication support via Broadcasting with front-end and backend support.
Example community Laravel package that completements the realtime capabilities - Laravel WebSockets. This can be seen as a community perk that you can easily take advantage of by using the Laravel framework.

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