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Symfony Cache adapter backed by ePHPm's in-process KV via the ephpm_kv_* SAPI functions - PSR-6/PSR-16 compatible, zero socket round-trips.
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ePHPm benchmark lab — local runtimes suite (vs php-fpm/Swoole/RoadRunner) + k6 app workloads (Laravel, Krayin CRM, WordPress/WooCommerce) + DB-path benchmark tier
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WordPress object cache drop-in backed by ePHPm's in-process KV store via the ephpm_kv_* SAPI functions - zero socket round-trips, real wp_cache_flush().
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Base SDK for ePHPm persistent worker mode — primitives and IDE stubs
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Example ePHPm native-middleware modules - reference implementations showing how to write your own. The official modules are compiled into ePHPm itself.
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Laravel cache store backed by ePHPm's in-process KV via the ephpm_kv_* SAPI functions - zero socket round-trips, full Cache::flush() support.
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Jun 26, 2026 - PHP
Run any PSR-15 application under ePHPm persistent worker mode
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Run WordPress under ePHPm persistent worker mode (classic themes; block themes are a documented limitation)
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Run Laravel Octane under ePHPm persistent worker mode
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Jul 6, 2026 - PHP
Predis Connection that routes commands to ePHPm's in-process KV store via the ephpm_kv_* SAPI functions - drop-in for Predis\Client with zero socket round-trips.
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Jun 23, 2026 - PHP
Userland mysqli compatibility shim over ePHPm's in-process DB bridge (ephpm_db_* SAPI functions) - the mysqli API your code already speaks, straight onto the embedded SQLite session; activates only when ext-mysqli is absent.
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Aug 11, 2026 - PHP
GitHub webhook receiver for ePHPm PR previews - a PSR-15 app that runs as a confined vhost inside ePHPm and hands jobs to the switchboard daemon
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Aug 23, 2026 - PHP
Demo: two-node ePHPm Turso cluster + WordPress. Verifies tursodatabase/turso#7855 closes the ePHPm pragma-TVF incident.
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