hasan-22/open

It reads the whole file and you can perform a series of operations on it

v1.0.0 2023-01-24 08:57 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.4

MIT

• Hasan

• php
• file
• open
• hasan
• read file
• write file

README

It reads the whole file and you can perform a series of operations on it

It is very easy to use

Install

 composer require hasan-22/open

Functions

Function	Return	Description	Example
ready	Object of class Open	Checks that the class it creates has not already been created
open	Object of class Open	Open file as array	open('filePath.txt')
write	Object of class Open	Writes the changes to the file
readLines	array	Returns an array of file lines
getString	string	It converts the lines of the file that has been converted into an array into a string and returns it
getLine	string	Returns a particular line from the file	getLine(2)
firstLine	string	get the first line of the file
lastLine	string	get the last line of the file
between	array	Taking lines between two lines	between(3,10)
append	Object of class Open	Adds the new word to the end of the file	append('word1','word2',....)
appendTo	Object of class Open	Adds the new word after the selected line of the file	appendTo('new word',3)
prepend	Object of class Open	Adds the new word to the beginning of the file	prepend('word1','word2',....)
prependTo	Object of class Open	Adds the new word to the beginning of the selected line of the file	prependTo('new word',4)
clean	Object of class Open	Remove null or empty line
deleteLine	Object of class Open	Delete a specific line	deleteLine(2)
emptyFile	Object of class Open	It empties the file
fileSize	string	Returns the size of the file

For example, we want to add some text to our file

$file = \Open\Open::ready();

$result = $file->open('file.txt')
->append('word','word1')
->appendTo('word2',1)
->prepend('word3','word4')
->prependTo('word5',2)
->clean()
->write();

or 

We want to add text to our file and then receive a array output

$result = $file->open('file.txt')
->append('word','word1')
->appendTo('word2',1)
->prepend('word3','word4')
->prependTo('word5',2)
->clean()
->write()->readLines();

print_r($result);

Sample output
[
    [0] => word3
    [1] => word4
    [2] => word5
    [3] => word
    [4] => word1
    [5] => word2
]

!!!! If you want to just get the output without writing to the file, omit the write() method. !!!!

For example

$result = $file->open('file.txt')
->append('word','word1')
->appendTo('word2',1)
->readLines();

print_r($result);

Sample output
[
    [0] => word
    [1] => word1
    [2] => word2
]