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PHP Class Puli\Repository\OptimizedJsonRepository

The generated JSON file is described by res/schema/repository-schema-1.0.json. Resources can be added with the method {@link add()}: php use Puli\Repository\OptimizedJsonRepository; $repo = new OptimizedJsonRepository('/path/to/repository.json', '/path/to/project'); $repo->add('/css', new DirectoryResource('/path/to/project/res/css')); When adding a resource, the added filesystem path is stored in the JSON file under the key of the Puli path. The path is stored relatively to the base directory passed to the constructor. Directories will be expanded and all nested files will be added to the mapping file as well: json { "/css": "res/css", "/css/style.css": "res/css/style.css" } Mapped resources can be read with the method {@link get()}: php $cssPath = $repo->get('/css')->getFilesystemPath(); You can also access nested files: php echo $repo->get('/css/style.css')->getBody(); Since nested files are searched during {@link add()} and added to the JSON file, this repository does not detect any files that you add to a directory after adding that directory to the repository. This means that accessing files is very fast, but also that the usage of this repository implementation can be cumbersome in development environments. There you are recommended to use {@link JsonRepository} instead. Show file Open project: puli/repository

Public Methods

Method	Description
clear ( )

Protected Methods

Method	Description
addFilesystemResource ( $path, Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\FilesystemResource $resource )
getReferencesForGlob ( $glob, $flags )
getReferencesForPath ( $path )
getReferencesForRegex ( $staticPrefix, $regex, $flags )
getReferencesInDirectory ( $path, $flags )
insertReference ( $path, $reference )
removeReferences ( $glob )

Method Details