Simple tool for reading TAR archives in PHP. Supports records with size larger then PHP_INT_MAX (slightly less then 2 GB).
Supports only USTAR format. This should be the most used TAR format after 1988.
Gz and bz2 compressions are transparently supported via detection from filename extension.
Add to your composer.json requirement "mishak/archive-tar": "dev-master".
$filename = 'archive.tar';
$reader = new Mishak\ArchiveTar\Reader($filename);
$read->setBuffer(PHP_INT_MAX);
$read->setReadContents(FALSE);
foreach ($reader as $record) {
print_r($record);
}$filename = 'archive.tar';
$reader = new Mishak\ArchiveTar\Reader($filename);
foreach ($reader as $record) {
if (in_array($record['type'], array(\Mishak\ArchiveTar\Reader::REGULAR, \Mishak\ArchiveTar\Reader::AREGULAR), TRUE)) {
echo $record['filename'], "\n";
echo $record['contents'], "\n";
}
}This will produce exactly same output as previous example.
$filename = 'archive.tar';
$reader = new Mishak\ArchiveTar\Reader($filename);
$lastRecord = NULL;
$read->setReadContents(function ($record, $chunk, $left, $read) use ($lastRecord) {
if (!in_array($record['type'], array(\Mishak\ArchiveTar\Reader::REGULAR, \Mishak\ArchiveTar\Reader::AREGULAR), TRUE)) {
continue;
}
if (NULL === $lastRecord || $record['filename'] !== $lastRecord['filename']) {
if (NULL !== $lastRecord) {
echo "\n";
}
echo $record['filename'], "\n";
}
echo $chunk;
if (!$left) {
echo "\n";
}
}
});
foreach ($reader as $record) {
// don't mind just walking thru...
}