Hi Don, I don't think there is anything like that written in PHP.
Cheers Garren On Wed, May 30, 2018 at 4:26 PM, Don Ireland <[email protected]> wrote: > My production server is on a shared hosting (cPanel) account. Node.js is > not an option for me (it's fine for dev purposes as I'm setting up a > virtual box for dev). > > The server will need to act as a backup to the local devices (which will > use PouchDB) as well as push updates out to the clients. There won't be any > queries directly on the server side DB. > > My understanding of PouchDB is that it was rewritten in JavaScript but is > based on CouchDB. It is also my understanding that it actually uses > IndexedDB, WebSQL (or others as made available by the browser) for its > actual storage. > > I'm hoping there is something like that for PHP. My thinking is that it > could use MySQL to actually store the data and it could provide an API that > would expect/receive the same requests as CouchDB. Then it would provide > the same responses that CouchDB would provide. > > Is there such a thing available? > Don
