attwframework / file
File component of AttwFramework
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- php: >=5.3.0
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README
File component of AttwFramework.
##Composer ###Download
{
    "require": {
        "attwframework/file": "dev-master"
    }
}
##How to use
A file is represented with the class Attw\File\File.
Pass in it constructor an array with file datils (global variable $_FILES).
use Attw\File\File; //... $file = new File($_FILES['file']);
All components of namespace Attw\File use the file class.
###Upload
To upload a file, use the class Attw\File\Uploader\Uploader.
The method used to upload a file is Attw\File\Uploader\Uploader::upload($file, $directory).
use Attw\File\File; use Attw\File\Uploader\Uploader; //... $file = new File($_FILES['file']); $uploader = new Uploader(); if($uploader->upload($file, 'public/files')){ //success }
###File validators Also have the possibility of validate the files.
The validators are:
- Attw\File\Validator\MaxSize: Don't allow that a file have more than specified maximum size
- Constructor: Attw\File\Validator\MaxSize::__construct($maxSize).$maxSizemust be an integer and indicated in MB
- Attw\File\Validator\MinSize: Don't allow that a file have more than specified minimum size
- Constructor: Attw\File\Validator\MinSize::__construct($minSize).$minSizemust be an integer and indicated in MB
- Attw\File\Validator\Extension: Don't allow that a file have a invalid extension
- Constructor: Attw\File\Validator\Extenction::__construct($extensions).$extensionsmust be an array with the allowed extensions.
- Attw\File\Validator\Type: Don't allow that a file have a invalid type
- Constructor: Attw\File\Validator\Type::__construct($types).$typesmust be an array with the allowed types.
use Attw\File\File; use Attw\File\Validator\Extension; //... $file = new File($_FILES['file']); $validator = new Extension([ 'jpg', 'png', 'gif' ]); if($validator->validate($file)){ //success }
If you wanna throw an exception (Attw\File\Validator\Exception\FileValidatorException) when the validation fail, execute the method Attw\File\Validator\SomeValidator::exception($on = false) with the param $on as true.