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Mount an external path or file to a virtual location within the phar archive
Much like the unix file system concept of mounting external devices to paths within the directory tree, Phar::mount () allows referring to external files and directories as if they were inside of an archive. This allows powerful abstraction such as referring to external configuration files as if they were inside the archive.
Another method is to put the mounting code inside the stub of the phar archive. Here is an example of setting up a default configuration file if no user configuration is specified:
The Phar class also provides 3 static methods, Phar::webPhar (), Phar::mungServer () and Phar::interceptFileFuncs () that are crucial to . First, the code inside of a phar archive: Next the external code used to mount the configuration file:Function Reference. Phar::decompress — Décompresse l’archive tar complète.
Another method is to put the mounting code inside the stub of the phar archive. Here is an example of setting up a default configuration file if no user configuration is specified:
Tout comme le concept unix de montage d'un périphérique externe à un endroit de l'arborescence, Phar::mount () permet de se référer à des fichiers et des répertoires externes comme s'ils étaient à l'intérieur de l'archive.
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Simple usage example of `Phar::mount ()`. Phar::mount () is a PHP function that allows you to mount an external path or file to a virtual location within a Phar archive. This enables you to include external files or directories in your Phar archive, making them accessible as if they were part of the archive itself.
