README

This skeleton applications creates a webdav application in your skeleton project.

Installation

Installation via composer:

composer require tigron/skeleton-application-dav

Setup the application

Your webdav application should follow the following directory structure:

- App-directory from skeleton-core
  - Your app name
    - config
    - event
    - fs

It is important to understand that every class that is created should be in their correct namespace. The following namespaces should be used:

event: \App\{APP_NAME}\Event
fs: \App\{APP_NAME}\Fs

Sabre Dav

This application uses Sabre Dav to create a webdav server. Your filesystem should contain classes of classname \Sabre\DAV\Collection or \Sabre\DAV\FS\File

Events

Events can be created to perform a task at specific key points during the application's execution.

The class should extend from Skeleton\Core\Event and the classname should be within the namespace \App\APP_NAME\Event\Context, where APP_NAME is the name of your application, and Context is one of the available contexts:

• Application
• Dav

The different contexts and their events are described below.

Application context

bootstrap

The bootstrap method is called before loading the application module.

public function bootstrap() { }

teardown

The teardown method is called after the application's run is over.

public function teardown() { }

Dav context

get_root() {

The get_root should return the root of your filesystem.

public function get_root() { }

authenticate

The authenticate method is called to authenticate a user.

public function authenticate($username, $password) {

FS - File System

File - custom properties

The class that represents a file in the virtual FS (extending \Sabre\DAV\File) can implement

public function get_properties() {
    return [ 'prop1' => 'val1', 'prop2' => 'val2' ];
}