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Informations about the package php-auto-update

Build Status

With this library your users can automatically update their instance of your application to the newest version. I created it as a proof of concept and don't know if it is used somewhere. So please use this library with caution because it can potentially make your users software nonfunctional if something goes wrong.

Installation

Important: Please notice that PHP needs write permissions to update the files on the webserver

Example

Client

update.php/some method

This file will install the update. For an example see example/client/update/index.php

Check for new versions

You can always check for new versions, e.g. in the footer. This can look like this:

The library supports the desarrolla2/cache component and you should use it! Otherwise the client will download the update ini/json file on every request.

Server

Your server needs at least one file which will be downloaded from the client to check for updates. This can be a json or an ini file. See example/server/ for examples. The ini section key respectively the json key is the version. This library uses semantic versioning to compare the versions. See semver.org for details. The ini/json value is the absolute url to the update zip file. Since the library supports incremental updates, the zip file only need to contain the changes since the last version. The zip files do not need to be placed on the same server, they can be uploaded to S3 or another cloud storage, too.

Documentation

For the documentation see the comments in src/AutoUpdate.php or the example in the example directory.

All versions of php-auto-update with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires desarrolla2/cache Version ^2.1
monolog/monolog Version ^1.2
php Version >= 5.6.4
vierbergenlars/php-semver Version ^3.0
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