PHP ActiveRecord
PHP ActiveRecord is an open source ORM library based on the ActiveRecord pattern
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PHP ActiveRecord is an open source ORM library based on the ActiveRecord pattern. It aims to massively simplify the interactions with your database and eliminate the chore of hand written SQL for common operations. Unlike other ORMs, you do not need to use any code generators nor maintain mapping files for your tables. This library was inspired by Ruby on Rails' implementation and therefore borrows many of its conventions and ideas. The library is licensed under the MIT License and so you are completely free to do whatever you want with it.
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PHP ActiveRecord
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- Developed by Clay vanSchalkwijk, Jacques Fuentes, Kien La
- Open Source and Free product.
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PHP ActiveRecord
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Our users have written 1 comments and reviews about PHP ActiveRecord, and it has gotten 0 likes
- Developed by Clay vanSchalkwijk, Jacques Fuentes, Kien La
- Open Source and Free product.
- 4 alternatives listed
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It is simple of use, there is no need to create schemas like in propel or eloquent, but ...
For once, It is not PSR compliant, every method and property is underscore named
It also forces you to use it's own patterns, if you name your table columns with capital letters, they will be returned all lowercase, no configuration over it