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Package remote
Short Description Bringing the Remote library back to Laravel 5.
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/phanan/remote
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Remote
Remote is a simple package that brings the ability to do remote connections back into Laravel 5. This package makes use of the awesome phpseclib behind the scene.
Requirements
- PHP >= 5.4
- Anything required by phpseclib
Installation
First, require phanan/remote into your composer.json and run composer update.
After the package is downloaded, open config/app.php and add its service provider class:
Now if you need a sample configuration file – you don’t actually, see Usage for array-based login:
Look for a remote.php file under your config directory and modify it to fit your needs.
Usage
Using Remote is dead simple: Just initialize a PhanAn\Remote\Remote object, say $connection. The constructor accepts two arguments, none of which is required:
$env(string|array): The key of the remote connection array found inconfig/remote.phpif a string, or the configuration array itself if an array. Defaults to an empty string, in which case the default connection will be used.$auto_login(boolean): Whether or not the connection should attempt to log into the remote server upon class construction. Defaults totrue.
Here's where the magic happens. Like, literally. Remote makes use of the magic function __call() to pass all unrecognized methods to the phpseclib\Net\SFTP object underneath. Which means, you can call any phpseclib\Net\SFTP method directly on a Remote object:
Check phpseclib's official SFTP Feature List for details of what you can do.
License
MIT © Phan An
