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The Hoa\Protocol library.

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hoa/protocol

The Hoa\Protocol library.

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The README.md

Hoa , (*1)


Build status Code coverage Packagist License , (*2)

Hoa is a modular, extensible and structured set of PHP libraries.
Moreover, Hoa aims at being a bridge between industrial and research worlds. , (*3)

Hoa\Protocol

Help on IRC Help on Gitter Documentation Board, (*4)

This library provides the hoa:// protocol, which is a way to abstract resource accesses., (*5)

Learn more., (*6)

Installation

With Composer, to include this library into your dependencies, you need to require hoa/protocol:, (*7)

$ composer require hoa/protocol '~2.0'

For more installation procedures, please read the Source page., (*8)

Testing

Before running the test suites, the development dependencies must be installed:, (*9)

$ composer install

Then, to run all the test suites:, (*10)

$ vendor/bin/hoa test:run

For more information, please read the contributor guide., (*11)

Quick usage

We propose a quick overview of how to list the current tree of the protocol, how to resolve a hoa:// path and finally how to add a new node in this tree., (*12)

Explore resources

First of all, to get the instance of the hoa:// protocol, you should use the static getInstance method on the Hoa\Protocol\Protocol class which represents the root of the protocol tree:, (*13)

echo Hoa\Protocol\Protocol::getInstance();

/**
 * Might output:
 *   Application
 *     Public
 *   Data
 *     Etc
 *       Configuration
 *       Locale
 *     Lost+found
 *     Temporary
 *     Variable
 *       Cache
 *       Database
 *       Log
 *       Private
 *       Run
 *       Test
 *   Library
 */

We see that there is 3 “sub-roots”:, (*14)

  1. Application, representing resources of the application, like public files (in the Public node), models, resources… everything related to the application,
  2. Data, representing data required by the application, like configuration files, locales, databases, tests etc.
  3. Library, representing all Hoa's libraries.

Thus, hoa://Library/Protocol/README.md represents the abstract path to this real file. No matter where you are on the disk, this path will always be valid and pointing to this file. This becomes useful in an application where you would like to access to a configuration file like this hoa://Data/Etc/Configuration/Foo.php: Maybe the Data directory does not exist, maybe the Etc or Configuration directories do not exist neither, but each node of the hoa:// tree resolves to a valid directory which contains your Foo.php configuration file. This is an abstract path for a resource., (*15)

Resolving a path

We can either resolve a path by using the global resolve function or the Hoa\Protocol\Protocol::resolve method:, (*16)

var_dump(
    resolve('hoa://Library/Protocol/README.md')
);

/**
 * Might output:
 *     string(37) "/usr/local/lib/Hoa/Protocol/README.md"
 */

Register new nodes in the tree

The hoa:// protocol is a tree. Thus, to add a new “component”/“directory” in this tree, we must create a node and register it as a child of an existing node. Thus, in the following example we will create a Usb node, pointing to the /Volumes directory, and we will add it as a new sub-root, so an immediate child of the root:, (*17)

$protocol   = Hoa\Protocol\Protocol::getInstance();
$protocol[] = new Hoa\Protocol\Node('Usb', '/Volumes/');

Here we are. Now, resolving hoa://Usb/StickA might point to /Volumes/StickA (if exists):, (*18)

var_dump(
    resolve('hoa://Usb/StickA')
);

/**
 * Might output:
 *     string(15) "/Volumes/StickA"
 */

Documentation

The hack book of Hoa\Protocol contains detailed information about how to use this library and how it works., (*19)

To generate the documentation locally, execute the following commands:, (*20)

$ composer require --dev hoa/devtools
$ vendor/bin/hoa devtools:documentation --open

More documentation can be found on the project's website: hoa-project.net., (*21)

Getting help

There are mainly two ways to get help:, (*22)

Contribution

Do you want to contribute? Thanks! A detailed contributor guide explains everything you need to know., (*23)

License

Hoa is under the New BSD License (BSD-3-Clause). Please, see LICENSE for details., (*24)

The Versions

23/01 2018

dev-master

9999999-dev https://hoa-project.net/

The Hoa\Protocol library.

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The Development Requires

library wrapper resource stream protocol

14/01 2017

1.17.01.14

1.17.01.14 https://hoa-project.net/

The Hoa\Protocol library.

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The Development Requires

library wrapper resource stream protocol

07/07 2016

1.16.07.07

1.16.07.07 http://hoa-project.net/

The Hoa\Protocol library.

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library wrapper resource stream protocol

07/03 2016

1.16.03.07

1.16.03.07 http://hoa-project.net/

The Hoa\Protocol library.

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The Development Requires

library wrapper resource stream protocol

11/01 2016

1.16.01.11

1.16.01.11 http://hoa-project.net/

The Hoa\Protocol library.

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library wrapper resource stream protocol

06/01 2016

0.16.01.06

0.16.01.06 http://hoa-project.net/

The Hoa\Protocol library.

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library wrapper resource stream protocol