This extension works with files both locally and remotely. It can run commands in console mode.
There are two different flags for execution with a response from the command and without (then the script will not wait for execution, an imitation of asynchronous execution).
There are three public methods for working with the class: exec(), getFile(), setFile(). Each of the functions has a number of input parameters from which you can see below.
To connect to the ssh2 in the constructor of the object, you need to transfer the data for the connection.
The preferred way to install this extension is through composer.
Enter run
php composer.phar require --prefer-dist gud3/executor "*"
or add
"gud3/executor": ">=1.0.0"
to the require section of your composer.json file.
To execute the command locally in the system where the script is located:
$console = (new \gud3\executor\Local())->exec('command');
The variable in the console will be the result of executing the command line. For asynchronous execution (mostly used to run PHP or other scripts), you must pass the second parameter to true.
$console = (new \gud3\executor\Local())->exec('command', true);
Also, to execute a number of commands, you can pass an array to a function. And they are executed one after another.
$console = (new \gud3\executor\Local())->exec(['command1', 'command2']);
To connect via the protocol, you must enter the IP address, login and password.
$connect = new \gud3\executor\Ssh2($ip, $login, $password, $port);
$console = $connect->exec(['command1', 'command2', 'command3']);
$local = new \gud3\executor\Local();
$file = $local->getFile($path_to_file, $file_name);
or remotely
$local = new \gud3\executor\Ssh2($ip, $login, $password, $port);
$file = $local->getFile($path_to_file, $file_name);
$result = $local->setFile($path_to_file, $file_name, $content);