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Symfony\Component\Config\Resource\DirectoryResource

class DirectoryResource implements SelfCheckingResourceInterface, Serializable

DirectoryResource represents a resources stored in a subdirectory tree.

Methods

__construct(string $resource, string|null $pattern = null)

Constructor.

string __toString()

Returns a string representation of the Resource.

mixed getResource()

Returns the tied resource.

string|null getPattern()

Returns the pattern to restrict monitored files.

bool isFresh(int $timestamp)

Returns true if the resource has not been updated since the given timestamp.

serialize()
unserialize($serialized)

Details

public __construct(string $resource, string|null $pattern = null)

Constructor.

Parameters

string $resource The file path to the resource
string|null $pattern A pattern to restrict monitored files

public string __toString()

Returns a string representation of the Resource.

This method is necessary to allow for resource de-duplication, for example by means of array_unique(). The string returned need not have a particular meaning, but has to be identical for different ResourceInterface instances referring to the same resource; and it should be unlikely to collide with that of other, unrelated resource instances.

Return Value

string A string representation unique to the underlying Resource

public mixed getResource()

Returns the tied resource.

Return Value

mixed The resource

public string|null getPattern()

Returns the pattern to restrict monitored files.

Return Value

string|null

public bool isFresh(int $timestamp)

Returns true if the resource has not been updated since the given timestamp.

Parameters

int $timestamp The last time the resource was loaded

Return Value

bool True if the resource has not been updated, false otherwise

public serialize()

public unserialize($serialized)

Parameters

$serialized

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