It is so nice to be back home after months. Especially so that I can get my hands on my computer, God it feels so great. Been playing around for past 2 days with Document Oriented datastores like MongoDB, RavenDB, CouchDB, etc. I liked them all. Most of them required me to install them as an application on my server to actually do something really useful. Since I only own a shared hosting and not a VPS or a Cloud, it was impossible for me do it.
I wanted to play around with it on my existing LAMP stack that I was given. So, I created one Document-Oriented datastore for myself.
Please say hello to SubhDB. Abstraction of document-oriented datastore over traditional MySQL implemented with PHP.
Inspired by the diagram on the home page of RavenDB (http://www.ravendb.net/Uploads/WindowsLiveWriter/RavenDB_C707/image_thumb_1.png), I designed the datamodel for the datastore.Still it can't store array attributes yet.
You can find the source code and instructions to give it a test drive at GitHub. Please post what you feel regarding this. I searched for any existing implementations and was able to find none.
PS:
I wanted to play around with it on my existing LAMP stack that I was given. So, I created one Document-Oriented datastore for myself.
Please say hello to SubhDB. Abstraction of document-oriented datastore over traditional MySQL implemented with PHP.
Inspired by the diagram on the home page of RavenDB (http://www.ravendb.net/Uploads/WindowsLiveWriter/RavenDB_C707/image_thumb_1.png), I designed the datamodel for the datastore.
You can find the source code and instructions to give it a test drive at GitHub. Please post what you feel regarding this. I searched for any existing implementations and was able to find none.
PS:
- One day hack, which allowed me to spend some useful time in my home during the holidays.
- Well this is not even close to being complete or stable.
- No comments regarding the name of the project please.
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