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This package contains a factory for the filesystem abstraction layer written by Frank de Jonge. See http://flysystem.thephpleague.com/

There are two possibilities to use filesystems.

1. To use a filesystem in your project, I suggest you create an interface:

    /**
     * @method array listFiles(string $path = '', boolean $recursive = false)
     * @method array listPaths(string $path = '', boolean $recursive = false)
     */
    interface MyFilesystemInterface extends FilesystemInterface {}
   

   And configure it with your Objects.yaml:

   AcMe\Package\SourceFilesystemInterface:
     scope: 'singleton'
     factoryObjectName: 'DigiComp\League\Flysystem\FilesystemFactory'
     factoryMethodName: 'create'
     arguments:
       1:
         setting: 'AcMe.Package.filesystem'
       2:
         value: ['ListPaths', 'ListFiles']

   While your Settings.yaml could look like this:

   AcMe:
     Package:
       filesystem:
         adapter: 'League\Flysystem\Adapter\Ftp'
         adapterArguments:
           config:
             host: 'digital-competence.de'
             username: 'user'
             password: 'password'
             root: '/path/for/root'
         filesystemConfig:
           visibility: public
           disable_asserts: true

   The array used as first parameter for the factory expects an "adapter" and allows a "filesystemConfig" - key and all constructor arguments needed for the instantiation of the configured adapter.

   All other keys will be treated as property setters for the adapter.

   The second parameter is a list of plugins, which should be added to your filesystem. Without a package prefix, they will be searched in League\Flysystem\Plugin. If you write something like AcMe.Package:MyPlugin the factory will look for a plugin named \AcMe\Package\FlysystemPlugin\MyPlugin.

   After that you can Flow let inject your filesystem for you:

    /**
     * @var AcMe\Package\MyFilesystemInterface
     * @Flow\Inject
     */
   

2. You could use a named Filesystem. Most of the parts above still makes sense, but instead of passing configuration arrays to the factory you might configure it in a Filesystem.yaml and give it a name.

   DigiComp.League.Flysystem.TestingFilesystem:
     adapter: 'League\Flysystem\Adapter\Local'
     adapterArguments:
       root: '%FLOW_PATH_PACKAGES%Application/DigiComp.League.Flysystem'
     filesystemConfig:
       visibility: 'public'
     plugins: ['ListPaths', 'ListFiles']

   And then in Objects.yaml use use a different factory method:

   AcMe\Package\SourceFilesystemInterface:
     scope: 'singleton'
     factoryObjectName: 'DigiComp\League\Flysystem\FilesystemFactory'
     factoryMethodName: 'createNamedFilesystem'
     arguments:
       1:
         value: 'DigiComp.League.Flysystem.TestingFilesystem'

And: Don't forget to have a lot of fun.