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This package provides a file watcher.

Installation

The current version only supports fswatch, so you'll have to install fswatch first.

# MacOS
brew install fswatch

# Linux
wget https://github.com/emcrisostomo/fswatch/releases/download/{VERSION}/fswatch-{VERSION}.tar.gz
tar -xzvf fswatch-{VERSION}.tar.gz
cd fswatch-{VERSION} && ./configure && make && sudo make install && sudo ldconfig

# Composer
composer require penguin/fswatch

Usage

<?php

use Penguin\Component\FsWatch\FsWatch;

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

(new FsWatch(__DIR__))
    ->usePolling() // use poll_monitor (default is inotify in Linux, FSEvents in MacOS)
    // ignore files json, txt with regex
    ->ignore('.*\.json')
    ->ignore('.*\.txt')
    ->onChange(function (string $path) {
        echo "onChange {$path}";
    });

Methods

• onChange(callable $callback(string $path, Process $process))
• onAdd(callable $callback(string $path, Process $process))
• onUnlink(callable $callback(string $path, Process $process))
• onAddDir(callable $callback(string $path, Process $process))
• onError(callable $callback, Process $process)
• onAny(callable $callback(int $eventCode, string $path, Process $process)): Event will be executed when no other event is registered
• usePolling(): Use poll monitor. The poll monitor, available on any platform, only relies on available CPU and memory to perform its task.
• oneEvent(): Exit fswatch after the first set of events is received
• multiEvent(): Don't exit fswatch after events is received
• ignore(string $regex): Exclude paths matching regex
• unWatch(string ...$paths)
• addWatch(string ...$paths)