habanero/io

Common wrappers and IO utils for PHP

Talkin' bout I/O

A collection of helper classes to do many simple tasks through filesystem., _(*1)

The installation is done using the Composer/Packagist., _(*2)

Quick reference

Retrieve the mime-type value from a given file, _(*3)

IO\Helpers::mimetype($filename)

Return the formatted byte-length value, _(*4)

IO\Helpers::fmtsize($bytes[, $unit = NULL[, $format = '%01.2f %s']])

Assemble and resolve paths from its arguments, _(*5)

IO\Helpers::join($arg1[, $arg2[, $argN]])

Retrieve files in the given directory, _(*6)

IO\Dir::entries($path[, $filter = '*'[, $recursive = FALSE]])

Copy files between directories, _(*7)

IO\Dir::cpfiles($from, $to[, $filter = '*'[, $recursive = FALSE]])

Find files through given directory, _(*8)

IO\Dir::findfile($path[, $filter = '*'[, $recursive = FALSE[, $index = 0]]])

Remove files from given directory, _(*9)

IO\Dir::unfile($path[, $filter = '*'[, $recursive = FALSE]])

Retrieve the size in bytes from given directory, _(*10)

IO\Dir::size($path[, $recursive = FALSE])

Execute the lambda function for each file within the given directory using opendir() and pass the value from readdir() to the lambda block. Then use closedir() after the whole iteration., _(*11)

IO\Dir::open($path, $lambda)

Execute the lambda for each file within the given directory and pass the file path to the lambda block recursively. This method use entries() to build its tree., _(*12)

IO\Dir::each($path, $filter, $lambda)

Get the filename extension, _(*13)

IO\File::ext($name[, $dot = FALSE])

Get the whole filepath without extension, _(*14)

IO\File::extn($name[, $base = FALSE])

Read a single file or URL, _(*15)

IO\File::read($path)

Writes a single file, _(*16)

IO\File::write($file, $content, $append)

Use fopen() and pass the #resource to execute the lambda block, then close the file using fclose() automatically., _(*17)

IO\File::open($file, $access, $lambda)

Execute the lambda for each line from the given file., _(*18)

IO\File::each($path, $lambda)

Contribute

The library performs just basic things, if you want add more features or fix something, you're welcome., _(*19)