# RPM information extension for PHP Retrieve RPM information from PHP code using librpm. This extension can be considered as stable, and be used on production environement. ---- # Sources * Official git repository: https://git.remirepo.net/cgit/tools/php-rpminfo.git/ * Mirror on github for contributors: https://github.com/remicollet/rpminfo # Build You need the rpm development files (rpm-devel) version >= 4.13. From the sources tree $ phpize $ ./configure --enable-rpminfo $ make $ make test From https://pecl.php.net/ using pecl command $ pecl install rpminfo From https://packagist.org/ using PHP Installer for Extensions $ pie install remi/rpminfo ---- # Usage ## rpmvercmp int rpmvercmp(string evr1, string evr2); Allow to compare 2 EVR (epoch:version-release) strings. The return value is < 0 if evr1 < evr2, > 0 if evr1 > evr2, 0 if equal. $ php -a php > var_dump(rpmvercmp("1.0", "1.1")); int(-1) php > var_dump(rpmvercmp("1:1.0", "1.1")); int(1) ## rpminfo array rpminfo(string path [, bool full [, string &error]]); Retrieve information from a rpm file, reading its metadata. If given `error` will be used to store error message instead of raising a warning. The return value is a hash table, or false if it fails. $ php -a php > print_r(rpminfo("tests/bidon.rpm")); Array ( [Name] => bidon [Version] => 1 [Release] => 1.fc25.remi [Arch] => x86_64 ) php > print_r(rpminfo("tests/bidon.rpm", true)); Array ( [Headeri18ntable] => C [Sigsize] => 2304 [Sigmd5] => 644819c3566819b1e10a5c97943de094 [Sha1header] => 0a86742fe53973ac9ab4611187a83ffb44f1de5a [Sha256header] => 9aab7242a80212ad1fe4fdd3b250c0c4f176c0b3fb1355c0d62ff094fc3f7da0 [Name] => bidon [Version] => 1 [Release] => 1.fc25.remi [Summary] => Bidon [Description] => A dummy package ... [IsSource] => ) php > var_dump(rpminfo("missing.rpm")); Warning: rpminfo(): Can't open 'missing.rpm': No such file or directory in php shell code on line 1 bool(false) php > var_dump(rpminfo("missing.rpm", false, $error)); bool(false) php > echo $error; Can't open 'missing.rpm': No such file or directory ## rpmdbinfo array rpmdbinfo(string path [, bool full ]); Retrieve information from rpm database about an installed package. The return value is an array of hash tables, or false if it fails. $ php -a php > print_r(rpmdbinfo("php")); Array ( [0] => Array ( [Name] => php [Version] => 7.3.5 [Release] => 1.fc31.remi [Summary] => PHP scripting language for creating dynamic web sites [Arch] => x86_64 ) ) Retrieve information from rpm database about installed packages using glob or regex. The return value is an array of hash tables, or false if it fails. $ php -a php > print_r(rpmdbsearch("php-pecl-r*", RPMTAG_NAME, RPMMIRE_GLOB)); Array ( [0] => Array ( [Name] => php-pecl-radius [Version] => 1.4.0 [Release] => 0.10.b1.fc31 [Summary] => Radius client library [Arch] => x86_64 ) [1] => Array ( [Name] => php-pecl-redis5 [Version] => 5.2.0 [Release] => 1.fc31.remi.7.3 [Summary] => Extension for communicating with the Redis key-value store [Arch] => x86_64 ) [2] => Array ( [Name] => php-pecl-rpminfo [Version] => 0.2.3 [Release] => 1.fc31.remi.7.3 [Summary] => RPM information [Arch] => x86_64 ) ) $ php -a php > print_r(rpmdbsearch("^php-pecl-r", RPMTAG_NAME, RPMMIRE_REGEX)); Array ( [0] => Array ( [Name] => php-pecl-radius [Version] => 1.4.0 [Release] => 0.10.b1.fc31 [Summary] => Radius client library [Arch] => x86_64 ) [1] => Array ( [Name] => php-pecl-redis5 [Version] => 5.2.0 [Release] => 1.fc31.remi.7.3 [Summary] => Extension for communicating with the Redis key-value store [Arch] => x86_64 ) [2] => Array ( [Name] => php-pecl-rpminfo [Version] => 0.2.3 [Release] => 1.fc31.remi.7.3 [Summary] => RPM information [Arch] => x86_64 ) ) $ php -a php > print_r(rpmdbsearch(PHP_BINARY, RPMTAG_INSTFILENAMES)); Array ( [0] => Array ( [Name] => php-cli [Version] => 7.3.15 [Release] => 1.fc31.remi [Summary] => Command-line interface for PHP [Arch] => x86_64 ) ) ---- # LICENSE Author: Remi Collet This extension is licensed under [The PHP License, version 3.01](http://www.php.net/license/3_01.txt) ----- # History Created as a PoC, for fun, see history on https://blog.remirepo.net/post/2018/01/26/About-repomanage-performance-regression