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Informations about the package archive

taproot/archive

Your personal opinionated indieweb- and microformats-oriented HTML archiver.

Usage

Install with Composer: ./composer.phar require taproot/archive:~0.1

Creating an archive

Pass a basepath to the constructor — that’s the root of the archive.

Archive a URL

Methods for archiving a URL return an array of [Guzzle Response Object, Error|null]. Typical usage looks like this:

Calling archive will always fetch the latest version of a page from the network and return what it fetched. Along the way, it might also archive it depending on the following conditions:

So, to ensure another copy of already cached HTML page is made, regardless of them being exactly the same, call $archive->archive($url, true);.

Query strings and hash fragments are ignored when saving archives (hence opinionated), as hash fragments have no effect on the HTML content returned by the server, and using query strings is bad permalink design.

Fetching Archived Pages

There are two ways to fetch pages from the archive: getting a single copy, or getting a list of version IDs (timestamps) which exist for that URL.

Currently if you want to get a particular version of a URL you have to do the dance given above — in the future the get method will be extended to accept a datetime, and returning the closest existing archive to that time, falling back to a fresh copy as usual.

Testing

taproot/archive has a minimal PHPUnit test suite, which at the moment just tests some of the URL-to-filesystem path cases, and does a basic functional test of archiving a page.

Contributions very welcome, whether they’re issues raised or pull requests! If you have a problem and you’re capable of writing a unit test demonstrating it please do, as it makes it so much easier to fix. Otherwise don’t worry, just raise an issue with as much useful information as you can :)

Changelog

v0.1.0

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Requires mf2/mf2 Version *
icap/html-diff Version ~1
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ~7
psr/http-message Version ~1
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