require_once 'phpauth/Auth.php'; // Initialize the user object Auth::start(); // Set the current user's username and permissions Auth::set('username', 'admin'); Auth::set('permissions', array('read', 'write')); // Access the user object anywhere in your application $user = Auth::user(); $username = $user['username']; $permissions = $user['permissions'];In this example, we are using the "phpauth" package/library to create a static user object. We initialize the user object using the "start" method and then set the username and permissions using the "set" method. We can then access this user object throughout our application by calling the "user" method. Other package/libraries that may be used to create a static user in PHP include "Laravel", "Yii", and "Symfony".