indefero/contrib/zipstream-php-0.2.2/test/index.php
Thomas Keller fe001abd26 Rework the way IDF's SCM interface provides downloadable snapshots.
Instead of returning a command which gets executed and which should
pass through / stream its output data to the client, we're just
returning an instance of Pluf_HTTP_Response. This is needed, because
some SCMs, most noticable monotone, have no locally executable command
to provide a snapshot archive (and probably never will for our kind
of setup).

We therefor added a little BSD-licensed class "ZipArchive" which allows
the creation of pkzip-compatible archives on the fly by letting it eat
the file contents directly feed from the (remote) stdio instance.
Download performance is ok and lies between 15K/s and 110K/s, but at
least we do no longer block the browser while we pre-generate the zip
file server-side.

Thanks to Patrick Georgi for all his work!
2010-10-30 21:52:40 +00:00

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<?php
# load zipstream class
require '../zipstream.php';
# get path to current file
$pwd = dirname(__FILE__);
# add some random files
$files = array(
'../extras/zip-appnote-6.3.1-20070411.txt',
'../zipstream.php',
);
# create new zip stream object
$zip = new ZipStream('test.zip', array(
'comment' => 'this is a zip file comment. hello?'
));
# common file options
$file_opt = array(
# file creation time (2 hours ago)
'time' => time() - 2 * 3600,
# file comment
'comment' => 'this is a file comment. hi!',
);
# add files under folder 'asdf'
foreach ($files as $file) {
# build absolute path and get file data
$path = ($file[0] == '/') ? $file : "$pwd/$file";
$data = file_get_contents($path);
# add file to archive
$zip->add_file('asdf/' . basename($file), $data, $file_opt);
}
# add same files again wihtout a folder
foreach ($files as $file) {
# build absolute path and get file data
$path = ($file[0] == '/') ? $file : "$pwd/$file";
$data = file_get_contents($path);
# add file to archive
$zip->add_file(basename($file), $data, $file_opt);
}
# finish archive
$zip->finish();
?>