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Package filesystem
Short Description Symfony Filesystem with a few more utilities.
License BSD-3-Clause
Informations about the package filesystem
Filesystem
This is a tiny wrapper around the Symfony filesystem. It provides a FileSystem interface and
a few more utilities.
New methods
php
- tmpFile('build')
- // on OSX
- => '/var/folders/p3/lkw0cgjj2fq0656q_9rd0mk80000gn/T/build8d9e0f1a'
- // on Windows
- => C:\Windows\Temp\build8d9e0f1a.tmp
FileSystemTestCase
An example of a PHPUnit test:
SplFileInfo utilities
The Symfony Finder SplFileInfo distinguish itself from \SplFileInfo in two ways:
- Files found by a finder are relative to the root directory. Hence, the relative path and pathname.
- The
::getContents()method.
Prior to Symfony 7.1, the ::getContents() method was very useful. But now
the method Filesystem::readfile() is available. Note that this method was
backported in this library.
However, a lot of applications may be using the Symfony Finder SplFileInfo
because of it still. Whilst for the source code it makes little difference, for
tests it is more annoying as it is more complicated to create a fake Symfony
Finder SplFileInfo object. You will have to create a mock, which may be more
or less verbose depending on how much of the SplFileInfo API is used.
To help to fill in the gap, this library provides two utilities.
SplFileInfoFactory
SplFileInfoFactory allows to easily create a real Symfony Finder SplFileInfo
instance without using a Finder:
SplFileInfoBuilder
SplFileInfoBuilder allows to easily create a fake SplFileInfo instance. It
is often simpler than using a mock:
ReadOnlyFileSystem
FS
A FS static class for when you are not interested of using dependency injection
for your filesystem layer or for usage within tests.
Contributing
GNU Make is your friend. Try make or make help!.
All versions of filesystem with dependencies
ext-mbstring Version *
symfony/filesystem Version ^6.4 || ^7.0 || ^8.0
symfony/finder Version ^6.4 || ^7.0 || ^8.0