Problem: all kind of tools support different kind of databases. For a ledger I would, of course, use PostgreSQL - understandung your README.md right this is not supported, instead just MySQL and Sqlite.

C´mon, you do not like textfiles but you do NOT support PostgreSQL?

Nobody should ever use Drupal in 2022 - it is horrible.

They tried to convert the base to the mainstream PHP framework called Symphony - but there is still too much "PHP Think" in the code, lessons of modern web development never learned, abyss of bad practices.

Also Symphony is more of a joke copy of frameworks from other languages, e.g. often security problems in auth code after many years of development, like the coders simply do not understand what they are doing - you should not rely on that as a base. People speaking of Symphony as a "quality framework" have not worked in different IT areas or with different languages most often - it is mainly a small group of french developers that depend on the popularity of Symphony and keep up a cult, but it is still a joke.

If you are a customer and somebody is offering you a product based on Drupal, save yourself some horror.

Good people simply have left the PHP world a long time ago and moved on to different languages and frameworks. What you get today as "PHP Developers" is the underdogs, the people, that can not get good jobs with better quality work experience missing, mostly people from the global south or eastern europe that have been misused for many years by companies that wanted to save a lot of money on "cheap coders" to sell bad products.

Wordpress is still no shining example of good PHP, but somehow the company Wordpress managed to establish a not too bad ecosystem, still miles ahead of what Drupal is - so if you are forced into PHP, Wordpress with near to zero plugins plus the great static export plugin will give you best results.