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How could read application.ini on controller using zend framework
application.ini
is a configuration file in ZF. I have there some more settings than just those defaults that ZF manual writes about. But how may I retrieve those parameters from it from my action controllers for example? And where is it better to store this config during the session?
The Bootstrap_Abstract
class has getOptions()
method which returns a simple php array of read application.ini
file:
$app = new Zend_Application(APPLICATION_ENV, '/application.ini');
$config = $app->bootstrap()->getOptions(); // $config is a php array of application.ini
And I'd like to get element form it oop-style:
$param = $config[one][two]; // vs.
$param = $config->one->two; // like this
ZF has Zend_Config_Ini
class which reads .ini
's and returns exactly the ArrayObject. But I'd like to avoid reading application.ini
with Zend_Config_Ini
one more time after Zend_Application
has anyway already read it. But Bootstrap
or Zend_Application
classes don't provide some automatic creation of ArrayObject from application.ini
.
And the second, where may I store this $config then? In Zend_Registry
?
Zend_Registry::set('config', $config);
And then in my some action controller I retrieve it:
$config = Zend_Registry::get('config'); // I retrieve config
$param = $config->one->two; // I retrieve parameter from it and use it
But it seems a little inefficient: I have one copy of application.ini
in the Bootstrap
in the form of usual php array and one copy of the same application.ini
but in the form of ArrayObject in Zend_Registry
too. And have to make two steps to get a parameter from my config. How can I solve this problem more efficiently?
Using Zend_Controller_Front
, you can retrieve information from application.ini
from anywhere in your application (controller, plugin, models etc) using code like this:
$config = Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance()->getParam('bootstrap');
Say in application.ini
you had some options like this:
apikeys.google.maps.id = "abc"
apikeys.google.maps.key = "123456789"
apikeys.twitter.oauth = "20jg9032jg9320gj30"
You can then access those values using the above $config
variable:
$apikeys = $config->getOption('apikeys');
$mapsId = $apikeys['google']['maps']['id']; // abc
$maksKey = $apikeys['google']['maps']['key']; // 123456789
$twitKey = $apikeys['twitter']['oauth']; // 20jg9032jg9320gj30
Hope that helps.
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