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Informations about the package gitignorewriter
GitIgnoreWriter
Interface for editing .gitignore files in PHP
Basic Usage
In general, you will open a .gitignore file, use the add, before, or after methods to append, or insert some
values, and then call the save method to write the result.
Open a file and add a value:
Also supports fluent interface:
Output File
There are multiple ways to read from a source file, make some changes, and write the result to a different output file. The end result is the same, so choose whichever method best fits your use case:
Or alternately:
Or using the load() method:
Adding and Inserting Values
The add method appends lines starting at the current position in the file, which defaults to the end of the file.
The before and after methods first seek the current position to a given line, and then start inserting lines relative to that position
The add, before and after methods each will accept the values to be inserted in multiple formats:
- a single-line string
- a multi-line string
- an array of strings
More examples:
Manually seeking
The rewind, seek and eof methods allow you to manually seek the internal pointer
to a specific line in the file. Any subsequent add will insert content relative
to that position.
rewind: set the pointer to the beginning of the fileseek: set the pointer to a specific line number starting at 0eof: set the pointer to append to the end of the file
Deleting Lines
The delete and deleteOffset methods provide ways to remove lines from the file. Note that the remaining lines are renumbered after deletion.
delete($value): remove a matching line from the filedeleteOffset($offset, $count = 1): delete one or more lines, starting at a specific 0-based line number.
Examples:
Test if a line exists
The exists method returns a boolean to test if a line exists in the file.
$result = $writer->exists('.env');
