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The stream wrapper is enabled once you register it:
When it is registered it will pick up usage of the tfs:// protocol used with filesystem functions, for instance fopen(), file_get_contents() and mkdir().
Mirror a local directory into the virtual filesystem
If you want to mirror a local directory into the virtual filesystem you can do this:
If the above code would be executed from a PHP file in the root of this project you would get something like this:
Converting paths to URLs
To convert regular file paths to URLs that will be picked up by TestFs you can use the TestFs::url(string $path) function:
Wrappers for regular filesystem functions
The library contains simple wrappers around some of the filesystem functions in PHP that automatically prefixes paths with the correct protocol:
Refer to src/functions.php for the complete list of wrapped functions.
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