Acorn

Overview

Acorn is an open source project that integrates Laravel within WordPress. It is a framework designed to provide support for various Laravel components within the WordPress ecosystem. Acorn is completely free to use and relies on sponsorships to support its future development.

Features

• Integration with Laravel Components: Acorn provides support for various Laravel components within WordPress, including illuminate/cache, illuminate/config, illuminate/console, illuminate/container, illuminate/contracts, illuminate/database, illuminate/events, illuminate/filesystem, illuminate/http, illuminate/log, illuminate/routing, and illuminate/support.
• Experimental Router Support: Acorn enables experimental router support for the illuminate/routing component by requiring the ACORN_ENABLE_EXPERIMENTAL_ROUTER environment variable.
• Limited Support for Additional Components: Acorn has limited support for additional Laravel components, including illuminate/auth, illuminate/broadcasting, illuminate/bus, illuminate/collections, illuminate/conditionable, illuminate/contracts, illuminate/cookie, illuminate/encryption, illuminate/hashing, illuminate/macroable, illuminate/mail, illuminate/notifications, illuminate/pagination, illuminate/pipeline, illuminate/queue, illuminate/redis, illuminate/session, illuminate/testing, illuminate/translation, and illuminate/validation.

Summary

Acorn is an open source project that integrates Laravel within WordPress. It provides support for various Laravel components within the WordPress ecosystem and enables experimental router support. While it has comprehensive support for several components, Acorn has limited support for additional Laravel components. To install Acorn and stay connected with the Acorn community, refer to the provided installation guide and join the various Acorn platforms and channels.