What ORM libraries do you use in your projects?

In PHP, the following libraries are often used for working with databases and object-relational mapping (ORM):

• Doctrine ORM — one of the most popular and powerful ORMs for PHP, supports complex relationships, migrations, caching.
• Eloquent ORM — built-in ORM in Laravel, convenient and easy to use, well-suited for Laravel projects.
• Propel — another ORM with model generation and migration support.

The choice depends on the project and the framework used. For example, Eloquent is typically used in Laravel, while Doctrine is common in Symfony.

Example of using Doctrine:

// Getting the repository and finding an entity
$user = $entityManager->getRepository(User::class)->find($id);

For small projects, simple wrappers or manual SQL writing without ORM are sometimes used.