My server account also provides Ruby on Rails (although I've never used it (yet)). Anything there?
Do you have any other suggestions? I'm not prepared to deal with an unmanaged VPS at this time otherwise, I'd just get a hosting account that does do node.js. a managed VPS is just too expensive. TIA! On May 31, 2018 6:32:14 AM CDT, Garren Smith <[email protected]> wrote: >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 Don
