Add webkul/inertia Core PHP + WordPress Adapter - #78
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Adds the webkul/inertia adapter to the “Community Adapters” documentation list so users can discover the Core PHP (and WordPress-compatible) server-side adapter implementation.
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- Add a new “Core PHP” community adapter entry linking to
https://github.com/webkul/inertia.
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| - [WordPress](https://github.com/evo-mark/inertia-wordpress) | ||
| - [Yii2](https://github.com/tbreuss/yii2-inertia) | ||
| - [Yii3](https://github.com/maskulabs/inertia-yii) | ||
| - [Core PHP](https://github.com/webkul/inertia) |
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Adds webkul/inertia, a framework-agnostic PHP server-side adapter implementing the full Inertia protocol (standard visits, XHR visits, 409 stale-asset handshake, partial reloads with lazy prop resolution). It runs on plain PHP with no required framework, and automatically integrates with WordPress when loaded in that environment (uses wp_json_encode, sanitize_text_field, wp_head/wp_footer, etc.) with zero configuration.
Repo: https://github.com/webkul/inertia
License: MIT
Includes runnable examples for React and vanilla JS
Tagged release: 1.0.2