spotman/davbackup

Creating backup sites in the clouds through WebDav

2.0.6 2019-02-07 14:51 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.2.0

BSD-3-Clause

• Dmitry Mamontov
• Spotman

• WebDAV
• backup

README

This is a fork of original package from dmamontov.

PHP Backup to WebDav Server

This package can backup files and a database to a WebDav server.

It takes the path of a given local directory and creates a PHAR archive with the files of the directory.

The base class can also connect to a given database using PDO and generate a backup file with SQL statements to recreate the database. The generated SQL file is also added to the PHAR archive.

The PHAR archive is compressed and transferred to a given remote server using the WebDAV protocol.

The package comes with several sub-classes specialized in configuring the connection to different WebDAV servers.

Requirements

• PHP version 5.3.6 or higher

Currently it supports clouds

• Yandex Disk
• CloudMe
• GoogleDrive working through service dav-pocket
• DropBox working through service dropdav
• Mail Disk temporary does not work
• OneDrive temporary does not work

Installation

1. Install composer

2. Follow in the project folder:

composer require spotman/davbackup ~1.1.0

In config composer.json your project will be added to the library dmamontov/davbackup, who settled in the folder vendor/. In the absence of a config file or folder with vendors they will be created.

If before your project is not used composer, connect the startup file vendors. To do this, enter the code in the project:

require 'path/to/vendor/autoload.php';

Example of work

require 'DavBackup.php';

$ya = new YandexBackup('[e-mail]', 'test');

$ya->setDbConnection('user', 'password', 'db')
   ->setPath('/var/www/public_html')
   ->setType(YandexBackup::ZIP)
   ->setRemoveFile(false)
   ->execute();

Example of adding support for WebDav cloud

class MyDavBackup extends DavBackup
{
    const URL = 'https://dav.my.ru/';

    public function __construct($login, $password)
    {
        parent::__construct(self::URL, (string) $login, (string) $password);
    }
}