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File system watcher allowing for observeable handlers when a directory changes or content of the directory changes.
File system watcher allowing for observeable handlers when a directory changes or content of the directory changes., (*1)
You used the file FileWatcher like you would use typical event listener. The main advantage to this class is it does not require installing any additional libraries and can simply be installed via composer and used immidiately. You can attach multiple listeners to the 3 main events:, (*2)
Attach to create events, (*3)
use Stikman\FileWatcher;
$watcher = new FileWatcher("/tmp/mystuff");
$watcher->on(FileWatcher::CREATE, function() {
// do stuff
});
Set the pulling interval, (*4)
$watcher = new FileWatcher("/tmp/mystuff");
$watcher->setInterval(100); // 100 millioseconds to check disk defaults to 25ms
Custom pattern match against file system for monitoring configuration data, (*5)
$watcher = new FileWatcher("/tmp/mystuff", "*.json");
MIT, (*6)
File system watcher allowing for observeable handlers when a directory changes or content of the directory changes.
MIT
File system watcher allowing for observeable handlers when a directory changes or content of the directory changes.
MIT