Pollora bridges the gap between Laravel and WordPress, combining the power and flexibility of Laravel with the user-friendliness and robust content capabilities of WordPress. We believe in providing the best of both worlds, allowing developers to create rich applications, leveraging features from both platforms, such as:
- Laravel's Expressive routing.
- Eloquent ORM with Corcel models out of the box,
- Configuration-based methods so you can register your custom post types and taxonomies directly from
config/post-types.phpandconfig/taxonomy.php. You can also use the PostType and Taxonomy fluent classes, - Multi-theme support (with parent and child theme),
- Similarly, for theme setup, handle the registration and configuration of menus, sidebars, and theme supports within
themes/{your-theme}/config/, - Unified session and cache management,
- Hook (anytime, anywhere !) and Hookable classes (provided by the great Themosis framework),
- Blade directive designed for WordPress provided by the awesome Sage Directives package,
- Easy Gutenberg pattern management,
- Seamless database migrations,
- And much more...
Pollora is designed to be versatile, intuitive, and the perfect tool for projects that demand the strengths of both Laravel and WordPress.
The documentation is in work in progress but you will find it here
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our sponsors for supporting Pollora's development. If you're interested in sponsoring, contact me at [email protected].
Considering a contribution to Pollora? Our contribution guide is here!
For any security vulnerabilities discovered within Pollora, please send an e-mail to [email protected]. We prioritize the security of our users and will address concerns promptly.
Pollora is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.