Pretty much like Redis ActiveRecord except that this ActiveRecord will use File systme api instead of Redis Api.
The key is the entry path: say notes/study/english/grammer.json
and the content (data) of the entry is json for now (later we can extend this to bson and xml if needed).
It should be possible to access (read/write) the json entries as an object. PHP Serialized object could be used for now instead of json to make it simpler to read/access/write.
This will become the heart of the new system. We could later on think of using a query capability (for example index via clucene.
Pretty much like Redis ActiveRecord except that this ActiveRecord will use File systme api instead of Redis Api.
The key is the entry path: say notes/study/english/grammer.json and the content (data) of the entry is json for now (later we can extend this to bson and xml if needed).
It should be possible to access (read/write) the json entries as an object. PHP Serialized object could be used for now instead of json to make it simpler to read/access/write.
This will become the heart of the new system. We could later on think of using a query capability (for example index via clucene.