buonzz/youthere-ci

A CodeIgniter Library to Check if files is present in another server

v1.0.0 2014-07-08 01:18 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.0
• composer/installers: ~1.0

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: 3.7.*

MIT

• Darwin Biler

• library
• codeigniter
• file checker
• php ftp
• file presence
• available files

README

A CodeIgniter Library to Check if files is present in another server

Have you ever been in a situation that your web application is in server A, then your video/media files is on server B Then some logic in your CodeIgniter application relies on the presence of a particular file in Server B?

Example Scenario: You only wanted to show the HD button in your website, if the HD video file in another server is present. This library will help you in doing such query in a very easy to use interface.

Requirements

• PHP >= 5.2
• CodeIgniter Application
• Valid FTP account to the server that you need to query

Installation

The easiest way to install this is to clone the repo in your local disk. Then copy the src/Youthere.php file in your application/libraries Folder.

You can then load it like any other library

$this->load->library('youthere');

Usage

Using it is very easy

$results = $this->youthere->check_files_presence(
        $paths, 
        $ftp_host, 
        $ftp_username, 
        $ftp_password);

$paths - is an array of paths to the files that should be checked the presence in the server. Note that the path is the path on the target server

$ftp_host - is the hostname of the server that contains the files to check $ftp_username - is the ftp username $ftp_password - is the ftp password

The $results will return an array, on which the keys are the $paths variable, on which each value is either a TRUE/FALSE, depending on whether the file is present in the server or not.

For example, passing this array

array('/folder1/file1.txt', '/folder2/picture.png')

will return this array result

array('/folder1/file1.txt' => TRUE , '/folder2/picture.png' => FALSE)

Given that, file1.txt is present in the server, and picture.png wasn't