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Vendor symplify Package smart-file-system Short Description Sanitized FileInfo with safe getRealPath() and other handy methods License
MIT
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The SplFileInfo::getRealPath() method returns absolute path to the file... or FALSE, if the file doesn't exist. This default PHP behavior forces you to check all getRealPath() calls:
While this has a reason - e.g. to be sure the file was not deleted since the construction,
we actually have to call the method to find out the file was removed. Another annoyance is to tell this to static analyzers.
In reality, it's very rare to work with file that was existing a while ago, but now is gone, without us doing it on purpose. We usually use SplFileInfo to modify files or work with their paths.
What if:
we could remove this problem and make sure getRealPath() method always returns string?
get an exception of non-existing file on SplFileInfo creation?
Introducing SmartFileInfo
This class also bring new useful methods:
It also fixes WTF behavior of Symfony\Component\Finder\SplFileInfo. Which one? When you run e.g. vendor/bin/ecs check src and use Finder, the getRelativeFilePath() in Symfony now returns all the relative paths to src. Which is useless, mainly with multiple dirs like: vendor/bin/ecs check src tests both containing file Post.php.
File name Matching
Last but not least, matching a file comes useful in excluding files (typical for tools like ECS, PHPStan, Psalm, Rector, PHP CS Fixer or PHP_CodeSniffer):
Smart FileSystem - Just like Symfony, just Better
New method - readFile() (to read files):
Sanitizer various files to SmartFileInfo[]
Do you have multiple file inputs that can mix-up?
Later, you wan to actually work with the files:
Use sanitized files, that have united format you can rely on:
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