PhpEZ – A tiny PHP framework for shared LAMP hosting
I needed to make a tiny webapp backend to upload to shared LAMP hosting (they still exist, and I think they're fun despite us being well beyond 2005), but I couldn't face waiting for FTP to sync down however thousands files Laravel or similar frameworks need. So I made a tiny PHP framework that gets packaged into a single file. I'm using it for my own shady purposes, but I decided to put it on GitHub in case anyone else finds the approach useful. It has typed request/response handling, filesystem-based routing, object serialization, database models/schema generation, and a little…
In plain words
PhpEZ is a minimal PHP framework designed for shared LAMP hosting environments. It packages entirely into a single file to avoid lengthy FTP uploads, eliminating the need to deploy thousands of framework files. The framework includes typed request and response handling, filesystem-based routing, object serialization, and database models with schema generation capabilities. It has no external dependencies and includes a schema alignment tool. PhpEZ is intended for developers who want a lightweight backend solution for small web applications on traditional shared hosting.
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From the sources
Tiny PHP framework for LAMP stacks. Contribute to QcFe/phpEZ development by creating an account on GitHub.
In the maker’s words, at launch
I needed to make a tiny webapp backend to upload to shared LAMP hosting (they still exist, and I think they're fun despite us being well beyond 2005), but I couldn't face waiting for FTP to sync down however thousands files Laravel or similar frameworks need. So I made a tiny PHP framework that gets packaged into a single file. I'm using it for my own shady purposes, but I decided to put it on GitHub in case anyone else finds the approach useful. It has typed request/response handling, filesystem-based routing, object serialization, database models/schema generation, and a little schema alignment tool. It has no Composer dependencies. It's very much a tiny thing, but if anyone wants to try it and tell me where it breaks, I'd appreciate it :)
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