sFire PHP Framework
sFire stores all the directories as an absolute path in the sFire\Config\Path interface. You may use this interface to retrieve the paths for you to use in your application. For example, you may want to know the path to the upload directory to store all your users file submits.
You can retrieve a path by calling the get method. This method accepts a String or Array parameter and returns a String.
$modules = Path :: get('modules');
echo $modules;
To retrieve all the paths, you should use the all method. This method will return an Array with all the paths
$paths = Path :: all();
print_r($paths);
The available paths are listed below.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
| root | The root directory of you application |
| config | Contains application config files like app.php and routes.php |
| public | Directory that can be accessed from the internet |
| data | Arbitrary data directory |
| cache | Contains all the cache |
| cache-template | Directory for all the template cache files |
| cache-translation | Directory for all the translation cache files |
| cache-shared | Directory for all other cache files |
| schedule | Place all your schedules/cron jobs in this directory |
| log | Arbitrary log directory |
| log-access | Store all the access logs in this directory |
| log-error | Store all the error logs in this directory |
| log-schedule | Store all the schedule logs in this directory |
| session | Store the session files in this directory |
| ssl | You can place all the SSL/TSL certificates in this directory |
| upload | Store all the files that clients submits in this directory |
| modules | This directory contains all your application modules |
| vendor | This directory should contain every vendor libraries |
To store a new path you can simply use the add method. This method accepts two parameters. The first parameter is the key, while the second parameter is the value. Both parameters should be a String.
Path :: add('www', '/var/www/');
Path :: get('www'); //Outputs "/var/www/"