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Informations about the package weed-php

WeedPhp

PHP client for Weed-FS, a simple and highly scalable distributed file system.

Weed-FS: http://code.google.com/p/weed-fs/

Status:

Ready for testing / In Development

Testing:

dev-master: Build Status

Installation:

Installation through composer

If you already use composer this is the most simple way to use WeedPhp in your project.

Add to your composer.json

Install through composer.phar

Installation without composer

Clone the repo

Create an autoloader. There is an example in test/autoload.php

Then include the autoloader in your project.

Documentation:

Create a WeedPhp object in your project, by passing the location of your master weed-fs server.

WeedPhp provides functions for most of the weed-fs REST calls.

assign($count = 1, $replication = null)

Assign returns a json response including the file id your file(s) will use, and where to store the file, using store.

When storing files with weed-fs the logic flow is assign then store. Assign reserves $count locations for files to be stored (using a single file id).

A string can be passed for replication, defining the type of replication this file will be stored with. see http://code.google.com/p/weed-fs/#Rack-Aware_and_Data_Center-Aware_Replication

Note that if you have a count greater than one, append _1, _2, _3, etc. on the file id for the subsequent files. The first file still uses just the file id.

store($volumeServerAddress, $fileId, $file)

This stores a single file.

$volumeServerAddress should be the location returned from assign().

$fileId should be the file id returned from assign().

$file raw file data to be stored.

storeMultiple($volumeServerAddress, $fileId, array $files)

This is meant to be used when assigning multiple file versions. This will automatically loop through your files, and append _1, _2, etc. on the file id, as it stores the files.

$volumeServerAddress should be the location returned from assign().

$fileId should be the file id returned from assign().

$files array of raw file datas to be stored.

lookup($volumeId)

Returns a json response with the locations where the volume is stored

$volumeId is the number before the comma in the fileId.

eg.
fid = 3,01637037d6
volumeId = 3

retrieve($volumeServerAddress, $fileId)

Retrieves the raw file data from a volume server.

$volumeServerAddress should be the location returned from assign().

$fileId should be the file id returned from assign().

delete($volumeServerAddress, $fileId)

Deletes file from volume server. Note that there is not a deleteMultiple, and if you assigned/stored multiple files you should delete them each individually.

$volumeServerAddress should be the location returned from assign().

$fileId should be the file id returned from assign().

status()

Gets status from your weed-fs master server

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