stnvh/php-partialzip

Download files located within remote ZIP files

PHP Partial Zip

PHP Partial Zip allows you to download files located within remote ZIP files., _(*1)

Based on planetbeing/partial-zip., _(*2)

Usage:

composer require stnvh/php-partialzip 0.2.x, _(*3)

Method usage:

__construct($url, $file = false):

Class init method, _(*4)

$p = new Partial('http://some.site.com/cats.zip');

index():

Returns a list of all the files in the remote directory, _(*5)

/*...*/

$list = $p->index(); # = ('cat.png', 'cat2.png', 'cat3.png')

find($fileName = false):

Returns a parsed file object for use when fetching the remote file, _(*6)

/*...*/

# Search and return other file objects
if($file = $p->find('cat2.png')) {
    # You can call methods here to fetch ZIP header information too
    # The full list of file header properties can be found in CDFile.php
    $size = $file->size(); # size in bytes
    $fullName = $file->name(); # full file name in zip, including path
}

get($file):

Returns, or outputs the file fetched from the remote ZIP., _(*7)

Note: You should ensure no content is outputted before echo-ing ->get() as this will cause the file download to contain invalid data. Hint: put ob_start() at the start of your script, then run ob_clean() before output., _(*8)

/*...*/

if($file = $p->find('cat3.png')) {
    $fileData = $p->get($file);
}

example:

<?php

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

use Stnvh\Partial\Zip as Partial;

ob_start(); # will capture all output

$p = new Partial('http://some.site.com/cats.zip');

# Get file object
if($file = $p->find('cat.png')) {
    # removes everything from current output to ensure file downloads correctly
    ob_clean();

    # Set appropriate headers and output to browser:
    header(sprintf('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="%s"', $file->filename));
    header(sprintf('Content-Length: %d', $file->size));

    echo $p->get($file);
}