liamrabe/filesystem

Easy-to-use filesystem-class

dev-master 2021-10-14 00:33 UTC

Requires

• php: >=8.0
• ext-pdo: *
• ext-simplexml: *

MIT

• Liam Rabe

• filesystem

README

An easy-to-use filesystem-class for PHP 8.0 and above.

Installation

Run composer require liamrabe/filesystem to add it to your project

Requirements

• PHP >=8.0
• SimpleXML & JSON
• Composer 2

Usage

liamrabe/Filesystem uses function-chaining so you just need to initialize it with the path()-function, like this:

$file = Filesystem::path('/path/to/file');

Functions

getContent() (string)

Returns the file's content.

$file->getContent(); // Returns: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.

setContent() (Filesystem)

Sets the file's content.

$file->setContent('Hello, world'); // Returns: itself.

exists() (bool)

Returns true or false depending on if the file exists or not.

$file->exists(); // Returns: true or false

setMode(int $mode) [protected]

Changes the filesystem "mode" to either read or write.

// This sets the filesystem mode to write
$this->setMode(Filesystem::MODE_WRITE);

getMetadata() (FileInformation)

Initializes FileInformation-class with metadata about the file.

getDirname() (string)

Returns current file's directory path.

getFileName() (string)

Returns the filename of the current file.

getLastModified() (int)

Returns the unix timestamp when the file was last modified.

getFileType() (string)

Returns the filetype.

getFullPath() (string)

Returns the full path to the file.

Function chaining

You can use function-chaining to get parts of a file or metadata.

Here's an example using function-chaining and string format.

use liamrabe\Filesystem;

require "./vendor/autoload.php";

$dirname = '/path/to/file';
$filename = 'file.txt';

echo Filesystem::path('/%s/%s', $dirname, $filename)
        ->getMetadata()
            ->getDirname();

// Returns: '/path/to/file'

Issues

If you've found an issue or want to request a feature, create an issue or make a pull request and I'll check it out when I can.

License

MIT