Storage

1. # Getting Started
2. # Configure
3. # Basic Usage
4. # Switch Driver
5. # Custom Stacks
6. # Downloads

#Getting Started

You can use the \TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage class to work with files from specific locations. The class makes it easy to work with files, like the TypeRocket\Utility\File class, with the benefit of working with files in external and internal locations.

#Configure

To configure the storage system to a specific storage driver see the app/storage.php config file. By default, TypeRocket uses its storage storage driver. There are four storage drivers included with TypeRocket:

• storage: Work with files relative to the TypeRocket storage folder.
• uploads: Work with files relative to the wp-content/uploads folder.
• root: Work with files relative to the ABSPATH folder.
• stack: Work with files with a list of drivers.

#Basic Usage

\TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage::create('file.txt', 'content');
\TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage::append('file.txt', 'content');
\TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage::replace('file.txt', 'content');
\TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage::get('file.txt');
\TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage::delete('file.txt');
\TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage::exists('file.txt');
\TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage::path('file.txt');
\TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage::size('file.txt');
\TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage::lastModified('file.txt');

#Switch Driver

If you do not want to use the default driver you can specify one.

\TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage::driver('uploads')->create('file.txt');

#Custom Stacks

You can log to a custom stack as well.

\TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage::stack(['uploads', 'storage'], 'create', 'file.txt', 'content');

#Downloads

Send files to a client for a download using a custom route you can sue the download() method.

tr_route()->get()->on('my-path', function() {
    return \TypeRocket\Pro\Utility\Storage::download('file.txt');
});