PHP code example of crysalead / dir

1. Go to this page and download the library: Download crysalead/dir library. Choose the download type require.

2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.

3. Add this code to the index.php.

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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crysalead / dir example snippets


$files = Dir::scan('my/dir',       // Can be a string path of an array of string paths
    [
        '// Can be an array of types, possible values:
                                   // `'file'`, `'dir'`, `'executable'`, `'link'`, `'readable'`, `'writable'`
        'skipDots'       => true,  // Keeps '.' and '..' directories in result
        'leavesOnly'     => true,  // Keeps only leaves
        'followSymlinks' => true,  // Follows Symlinks
        'recursive'      => true   // Scans recursively,
        'copyHandler'    => function($path, $target) { // The copy handler
            copy($path, $target);
        }
    ]
);


$files = Dir::copy('my/dir',       // A string path of an array of string paths
    'my/destination',              // A destination path (string only)
    [
        'mode'           => 0755,  // Mode used for directory creation
        'childrenOnly'   => false, // Copies the file inside 'my/dir' if `true`, otherwise `dir` will be
                                   // added as the root directory.
        'followSymlinks' => true,  // Follows Symlinks
        'recursive'      => true   // Scans recursively
    ]
);


Dir::remove('my/dir',     // Can be a string path of an array of string paths
    [
        'followSymlinks' => false,        // Follows Symlinks
        'recursive'      => true,         // Scans recursively
        '


$success = Dir::make('my/dir',  // Can be a string path of an array of string paths
    [
        'mode'      => 0755,         // Mode used for directory creation
        'recursive' => true,         // Scans recursively
        '


$dir = Dir::tempnam(sys_get_temp_dir(), 'mytmp');