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Informations about the package phpsql

Addiks PHP-SQL Database

Build Status

This projects's goal is to create an SQL-compliant database completely written in PHP. It's purposes are wide ranged:

I currently use phpsql only as an in-memory database. While in theory it can also work on the filesystem (for in-memory databases, it mocks an in-memory filesystem), that is currently mostly untested.

Installation:

There are several ways to install PHPSQL. The recommended way of installation is using composer.

Using composer:

Add the following to the require-area your composer.json require-area:

Then install or update your requirements using composer

Git:

Archive download

How to use:

PHPSQL provides an PDO replacement, which should be used to instanciate the database.

This PDO replacement can be used just like PHP's PDO class.

Benchmarks:

There is a simple benchmarking script in 'bin/benchmark.php', which can compare execution-speed between mysql and phpsql. Currently phpsql has no caches or other performance-improving measures built into it, which means that currently it is very slow. On my machine phpsql (with PHP-5) is only about 30% as fast as mysql at insert's and select's are the same speed as insert's:

On mylsq (InnoDB):

On PHP-5.5:

On PHP-7:

As you can see, phpsql benefit's extremely from using php-7 (Kudos to the PHP-dev's!).

Again: At it's current state, phpsql is NOT usable for any productive environment.

Versions / Releases

The releases are numbered like 'vX.Y.Z' and git-tags are used to manage releases.

Collaboration

See the file HACKING.md for instructions you need to be aware of when making changes to the code-base of this project.

For any change on phpsql, there should be an issue on github. Branches related to issues should be named like 'issue#1234', where 1234 is the number of that issue.

There are many ways to contribute to this project:

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