ephpm

Live WordPress on ePHPm: realtime comments + admin dashboard via Datastar SSE. No Node, no Redis, no websocket service.

WordPress database drop-in (wp-content/db.php) backed by ePHPm's in-process DB bridge via the ephpm_db_query/ephpm_db_execute SAPI functions - wpdb without mysqli, no socket, SQLite underneath.

Pixelboard: multiplayer realtime Datastar demo on ePHPm worker mode + native KV

Base SDK for ePHPm persistent worker mode — primitives and IDE stubs

WordPress object cache drop-in backed by ePHPm's in-process KV store via the ephpm_kv_* SAPI functions - zero socket round-trips, real wp_cache_flush().

Laravel cache store backed by ePHPm's in-process KV via the ephpm_kv_* SAPI functions - zero socket round-trips, full Cache::flush() support.

Run any PSR-15 application under ePHPm persistent worker mode

Symfony Cache adapter backed by ePHPm's in-process KV via the ephpm_kv_* SAPI functions - PSR-6/PSR-16 compatible, zero socket round-trips.

Predis Connection that routes commands to ePHPm's in-process KV store via the ephpm_kv_* SAPI functions - drop-in for Predis\Client with zero socket round-trips.

Doctrine DBAL driver for ePHPm's in-process database bridge - SQL through the ephpm_db_* SAPI functions, zero socket round-trips

Userland mysqli compatibility shim over ePHPm's in-process DB bridge (ephpm_db_* SAPI functions) - the mysqli API your code already speaks, straight onto the embedded SQLite session; activates only when ext-mysqli is absent.

PSR-16 and PSR-6 cache backed by ePHPm's embedded KV store

Run WordPress under ePHPm persistent worker mode (classic themes; block themes are a documented limitation)

Run Laravel Octane under ePHPm persistent worker mode

Demo: two-node ePHPm Turso cluster + WordPress. Verifies tursodatabase/turso#7855 closes the ePHPm pragma-TVF incident.

Base PHP library for ePHPm's in-process database bridge — typed wrapper, exception mapping, and IDE stubs

Laravel database driver ('driver' => 'ephpm') over ePHPm's in-process DB bridge — MySQL-dialect SQL through the ephpm_db_* SAPI functions, no PDO, no socket.