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PHP package for recursive file listing, exportable in JSON format.

Note

The aim of this package is to provide a simple way to list files in a directory, with options to customize the scan. But the real feature is usage of custom binaries, if you want to add an interesting binary, you can open an issue or a pull request.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require kiwilan/php-filelist

Usage

$list = FileList::make('/path/to/scan')->run();

$list->getFiles(); // List of files as `string[]`
$list->getSplFiles(); // List of SplFileInfo as `SplFileInfo[]`
$list->getErrors(); // List of errors as `string[]|null`
$list->getTimeElapsed(); // Time elapsed in seconds as `float`
$list->getTotal(); // Total files as `int`
$list->isSuccess(); // Success status as `bool`

Options

Show hidden files, default is false.

$list = FileList::make('/path/to/scan')->showHidden()->run();

Save as JSON.

$list = FileList::make('/path/to/scan')->saveAsJson('/path/to/json')->run();

Throw exception on error, otherwise errors are stored in the list.

$list = FileList::make('/path/to/scan')->throwOnError()->run();

Limit the number of files to scan.

$list = FileList::make('/path/to/scan')->limit(100)->run();

Get only files with specific extensions, case insensitive.

$list = FileList::make('/path/to/scan')->onlyExtensions(['txt', 'md'])->run();

Skip extensions, case insensitive.

$list = FileList::make('/path/to/scan')->skipExtensions(['txt', 'md'])->run();

Skip filenames.

$list = FileList::make('/path/to/scan')->skipFilenames(['file.txt', 'README.md'])->run();

Disable recursive scan.

$list = FileList::make('/path/to/scan')->notRecursive()->run();

Disable PHP memory limit.

$list = FileList::make('/path/to/scan')->noMemoryLimit()->run();

Use custom binaries

If you want to add a new binary, you can open an issue or a pull request.

find

The find binary is used to list files in a directory, you can add path of binary as parameter of withFind() method if it's not in your PATH.

$list = FileList::make('/path/to/scan')->withFind()->run();

scout-seeker

The scout-seeker binary is used to list files in a directory, you can add path of binary as parameter of withScoutSeeker() method if it's not in your PATH.

Important

You can install scout-seeker (v0.2.11 min) with Cargo (Rust package manager):

cargo install scout-seeker

Binary scout-seeker is a Rust CLI tool built to list files, you can find the source code here.

$list = FileList::make('/path/to/scan')->withScoutSeeker()->run();

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Credits

• Ewilan Rivière
• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.