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High level object oriented file system abstraction.
Filicious high level object oriented filesystem abstraction for PHP
This is a high level filesystem abstraction for php, inspired by the Java filesystem API.
Why another filesystem abstraction?
We evaluated various filesystem abstraction frameworks, like Gaufrette.
But none of the frameworks we found, provides a real filesystem abstraction.
Gaufrette for example is more a key => value
storage, that uses a filesystem or online storage as source.
Some essential functions, like deleting a directory are not available in Gaufrette.
Copying files across filesystem adapters is also not possible.
The benefit of Filicious
is that it is a unique layer that...
- can be used every time you work with files (also for temporary files)
- can be used across multiple filesystems (also move or copy files between one another)
- is a nearly complete replacement for the php file API
- does not hide the file structure
- provides high and low level functions to the filesystem
- works with php iterators
- provides a "merged" filesystem, that builds a merged structure from several filesystems
- supports streaming
- provides configurable public url generation (useful for web apps)
Filesystem API
Filesystem
is the basic interface to access any filesystem.
You need a Filesystem
instance to connect to the filesystem and get files, but not to work with it.
File
is the basic interface to access files and directories inside of a filesystem.
A File
instance represents a pathname inside of the underlying filesystem.
With a File
you can do everything you like: create files and directories, delete files and directories,
read and write files and list directory content including glob'ing it.
FS
is a static object, to control and access global filesystem access.
Currently FS
only handles the system temporary filesystem.
TemporaryFilesystem
is an extending interface of Filesystem
.
The TemporaryFilesystem
provides a createTempFile
and a createTempDirectory
method.
All files/directories created with those methods will be deleted if the filesystem instance gets destroyed.
Util
is a static object with some filesystem related methods.
PublicUrlProvider
is an interface for a class that generates public URL's for a file.
AbstractFile
is a basic abstract implementation of File
.
Working with the filesystem
Getting the root /
node of a filesystem
/** @var Filesystem $fs */
/** @var File $root */
$root = $fs->getRoot();
Getting a file from the filesystem
/** @var Filesystem $fs */
/** @var File $file */
$file = $fs->getFile('/example.txt');
Testing for file existance and file types
/** @var File $file */
if ($file->exists()) {
if ($file->isLink()) {
// $file is a link
}
if ($file->isFile()) {
// $file is a file
}
if ($file->isDirectory()) {
// $file is a directory
}
}
Getting basic information about a file
/** @var File $file */
// get the pathname INSIDE of the filesystem (this may not be the real pathname)
$pathname = $file->getPathname();
// get the basename
$basename = $file->getBasename();
// the the extension
$extension = $file->getExtension();
// get the parent directory
/** @var File $parent */
$parent = $file->getParent();
// get last access time
$accessTime = $file->getAccessTime();
// get creation time
$creationTime = $file->getCreationTime();
// get last modified time
$lastModified = $file->getLastModified();
// get file size
$size = $file->getSize();
// get owner (may be the name or uid)
$owner = $file->getOwner();
// get group (may be the name or gid)
$group = $file->getGroup();
Getting and testing permissions
/** @var File $file */
// get permissions
$mode = $file->getMode();
// test if file is readable
if ($file->isReadable()) {
// do something...
}
// test if file is writeable
if ($file->isWriteable()) {
// do something...
}
// test if file is executable
if ($file->isExecutable()) {
// do something...
}
Deleting files and directories
/** @var File $file */
if ($file->isDirectory()) {
$file->delete(true); // recursive delete!!!
}
else {
$file->delete();
}
Copying files
Keep in mind: $source
and $target
do not need to be files in the same filesystem!
/** @var File $source */
/** @var File $target */
$source->copyTo($target);
Renaming/Moving files
Keep in mind: $source
and $target
do not need to be files in the same filesystem!
/** @var File $source */
/** @var File $target */
$source->moveTo($target);
Creating a directory
/** @var File $file */
if (!$file->exists()) {
$file->mkdir();
}
Creating a directory path (including all missing parent directories)
/** @var File $file */
if (!$file->exists()) {
$file->mkdirs();
}
Creating a new empty file
/** @var File $file */
if (!$file->exists()) {
$file->createNewFile();
}
Reading and writing files
/** @var File $file */
// read the file
$content = $file->getContents();
// write to the file
$file->setContents("Hello world!\n");
// append to the file
$file->appendContents("The world is like a pizza!\n");
Truncating files
/** @var File $file */
$file->truncate(1024); // truncate to 1024 bytes
Streaming files
/** @var File $file */
// read the file
$stream = $file->openStream('rb');
$content = stream_get_contents($stream);
fclose($stream);
// write to the file
$stream = $file->openStream('wb');
fwrite($stream, "Hello world!\n");
fclose($stream);
// append to the file
$stream = $file->openStream('ab');
fwrite($stream, "The world is like a pizza!\n");
fclose($stream);
Calculating file hashes
/** @var File $file */
// get md5 hash
$md5 = $file->hashMD5();
// get raw md5 hash
$md5raw = $file->hashMD5(true);
// get sha1 hash
$sha1 = $file->hashSHA1();
// get raw sha1 hash
$sha1raw = $file->hashSHA1(true);
Listing files in a directory
/** @var File $file */
if ($file->isDirectory()) {
// get files and directories
$children = $file->listAll();
// get files only
$files = $file->ls();
// get directories only
$directories = $file->listDirectories();
}
Glob'ing files in a directory
/** @var File $file */
if ($file->isDirectory()) {
// get files and directories
$children = $file->glob('*example*');
// get files only
$files = $file->globFiles('*example*');
// get directories only
$directories = $file->globDirectories('*example*');
}
Iterating over directories (simple)
Keep in mind: the magic children .
and ..
will never be visible to you!
/** @var File $file */
if ($file->isDirectory()) {
/** @var File $child */
foreach ($file as $child) {
// do somethink with $child
}
}
Iterating over directories (advanced)
Keep in mind: the magic children .
and ..
will never be visible to you!
use Bit3\Filesystem\Iterator\FilesystemIterator;
/** @var File $file */
if ($file->isDirectory()) {
$iterator = new FilesystemIterator($file, FilesystemIterator::CURRENT_AS_PATHNAME);
/** @var string $child */
foreach ($file as $child) {
// $child will be the pathname
}
}
Geting the real URL to a file
/** @var File $file */
$url = $file->getRealUrl();
// -> file:/real/path/to/file
// or
// -> ftp://username:password@host:port/path/to/file
// or
// ...
Geting the public URL to a file
/** @var File $file */
$url = $file->getPublicUrl();
// may return false|null if no public url is available
if ($url) {
header('Location: ' . $url);
}
Supported filesystems
Local filesystem
Allow access to the local filesystem.
use Bit3\Filesystem\Local\LocalFilesystem;
use Bit3\Filesystem\Iterator\RecursiveFilesystemIterator;
use RecursiveTreeIterator;
// access the filesystem
$fs = new LocalFilesystem('/path/to/directory');
// create a filesystem iterator
$filesystemIterator = new RecursiveFilesystemIterator($root, FilesystemIterator::CURRENT_AS_BASENAME);
// create a tree iterator
$treeIterator = new RecursiveTreeIterator($filesystemIterator);
// output the filesystem tree
foreach ($treeIterator as $path) {
echo $path . "\n";
}
The LocalFilesystem
constructor accepts a base path to the root directory and an optional PublicUrlProvider
as second argument.
All files from the LocalFilesystem
are relative to the base path, even absolute files.
Merged filesystem
A merged filesystem is similar to the union mount. Using a merged filesystem several other filesystems can be mounted into a virtual structure.
use Bit3\Filesystem\Merged\MergedFilesystem;
use Bit3\Filesystem\Local\LocalFilesystem;
use Bit3\Filesystem\Iterator\RecursiveFilesystemIterator;
use RecursiveTreeIterator;
// create a merged filesystem
$fs = new MergedFilesystem();
// mount some other filesystems into the structure
$fs->mount('/home', new LocalFilesystem('/path/to/directory'));
$fs->mount('/remote/server', new LocalFilesystem('/other/path'));
$fs->mount('/tmp', new LocalTemporaryFilesystem('/tmp'));
// create a filesystem iterator
$filesystemIterator = new RecursiveFilesystemIterator($root, FilesystemIterator::CURRENT_AS_BASENAME);
// create a tree iterator
$treeIterator = new RecursiveTreeIterator($filesystemIterator);
// output the filesystem tree
foreach ($treeIterator as $path) {
echo $path . "\n";
}
The MergedFilesystem
constructor accepts an optional filesystem object as root (/) filesystem.
FTP filesystem
The FTPFilesystem
allows access to an ftp server.
use Bit3\Filesystem\FTP\FTPFilesystemConfig;
use Bit3\Filesystem\FTP\FTPFilesystem;
use Bit3\Filesystem\Iterator\RecursiveFilesystemIterator;
use RecursiveTreeIterator;
// create a ftp configuration
$config = new FTPFilesystemConfig('example.com');
$config->setPassiveMode(true);
$config->setUsername('user');
$config->setPassword('password');
$config->setPath('/path/on/the/ftp');
// access the filesystem
$fs = new FTPFilesystem($config);
// create a filesystem iterator
$filesystemIterator = new RecursiveFilesystemIterator($root, FilesystemIterator::CURRENT_AS_BASENAME);
// create a tree iterator
$treeIterator = new RecursiveTreeIterator($filesystemIterator);
// output the filesystem tree
foreach ($treeIterator as $path) {
echo $path . "\n";
}
The FTPFilesystem
constructor accepts an instance of FTPFilesystemConfig
and an optional PublicUrlProvider
as second argument.
The FTPFilesystemConfig
object is used to setup the ftp configuration. The instance can be reused for several FTPFilesystem
instances.
SSH Filesystem
work in progress...