FileSystem

Delete a file.

Return the extension for a given file.

Get file extension for images based on mime types.

Return the path of the temp dir if it is writable by the webserver.

In any case, '/tmp' is the preferred directory, because of automatic cleanup at reboot, while other locations like '/var/tmp' do not get purged by the system. But since '/tmp' is only available on macos and linux, sys_get_temp_dir() is used as fallback.

A wrapper for PHP's built-in glob function.

This method always returns an array, even though glob() returns false on some systems instead of empty arrays.

Find files by using the glob() method and filter the resulting array by a regex pattern.

Note that this method should basically replace the usage of GLOB_BRACE to be fully compatible to systems where this constant is not defined. Instead of a glob pattern like "/path/.{jpg,png}" it is more safe to use a generic pattern like "/path/.*" filtered by a regex like "/.(jpg|png)$/i" without using the GLOB_BRACE flag.

Tests if a string is a file name with an allowed file extension.

Basically a possibly existing file extension is checked against the array of allowed file extensions.

"/url/file.jpg" will return true, "/url/file" or "/url/file.something" will return false.

Create directory if not existing.

Replace all backslashes in a given path with forward slashes.

Write content to a file and create the parent directory if needed.

Append a suffix to a path just before the trailing slash.

Open a data text file under the given path, read the data, append a suffix to the title variable and write back the data.

Unlike self::movePageDir(), this method only copies all files within a page directory without (!) any subdirectories.

Deletes a file and its caption (if existing).

Get the full file system path for the given path.

Get all items in the packages directory, optionally filtered by a regex string.

Return the file system path for the directory of a page based on $_POST['url'].

In case URL is empty, return the '/shared' directory.

Recursively list all items in a directory.

Move a directory to a new location.

The final path is composed of the parent directoy, the prefix and the title. In case the resulting path is already occupied, an index get appended to the prefix, to be reproducible when resaving the page.

Move all items in /cache to the PHP temp directory.

Renames a file and its caption (if existing).

Creates an unique suffix for a path to avoid conflicts with existing directories.

Format, filter and write the data array a text file.