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phpunit/php-file-iterator 2.0.5

FilterIterator implementation that filters files based on a list of suffixes.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does phpunit/php-file-iterator do?

The phpunit/php-file-iterator is a FilterIterator implementation that sorts files based on their suffixes. Its functionality is encapsulated into a library by PHPUnit. It can be seamlessly integrated into any project using Composer, which makes it a valuable tool for developers seeking to organize and manage files within their codes effectively.

How do you use phpunit/php-file-iterator?

In order to utilize the phpunit/php-file-iterator, you must first install it with Composer. Here are the commands you need to run to install this package:

For a local, regular dependency:

composer require phpunit/php-file-iterator

As a development-time dependency:


composer require --dev phpunit/php-file-iterator

After successful installation, you can use it in your PHP code. Take note to include the necessary namespaces, as appropriate for your application.

Where are the phpunit/php-file-iterator docs?

The documentation for phpunit/php-file-iterator is not explicitly provided in the README file. However, you can check out the PHPUnit's official website and the Github repository for detailed information and usage guidelines on how phpunit/php-file-iterator works. Additionally, exploring the source code can also give you a deep-dive understanding of its implementation.