Only index if docRoot mtime changed or diff to ts

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Matt Pass
2019-09-14 17:20:11 +01:00
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parent 393d0b5523
commit f8cfe1d2fc

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@@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ $indexableFileExts = ["php", "js", "coffee", "ts", "rb", "py", "sql", "erl", "ja
$prevIndexData = [];
// If we have a data/index.php file
if (file_exists("../data/index.php")) {
if (file_exists($docRoot.$ICEcoderDir."/data/index.php")) {
// Get serialized array back out of PHP file inside a comment block as prevIndexData
$prevIndexData = file_get_contents("../data/index.php");
$prevIndexData = file_get_contents($docRoot.$ICEcoderDir."/data/index.php");
if (strpos($prevIndexData, "<?php") !== false) {
$prevIndexData = str_replace("<?php\n/*\n\n", "", $prevIndexData);
$prevIndexData = str_replace("\n\n*/\n?>", "", $prevIndexData);
@@ -146,14 +146,25 @@ function phpGrep($path, $base) {
return $ret;
}
// Start running function to index data
$results = phpGrep($docRoot.$iceRoot, $docRoot.$iceRoot);
// If something in the doc root changed, we can do an index...
if (stat($docRoot)['mtime'] !== $prevIndexData["timestamps"]["indexed"]) {
// Start a new indexData for this run
$indexData["timestamps"] = [
"indexed" => stat($docRoot)['mtime']
];
// Overlay indexData ontop of prevIndexData
$output = array_replace_recursive($prevIndexData, $indexData);
// Start running function to index data
$results = phpGrep($docRoot.$iceRoot, $docRoot.$iceRoot);
// Store the serialized array in PHP comment block for next time
file_put_contents($docRoot.$ICEcoderDir."/data/index.php", "<?php\n/*\n\n".serialize($output)."\n\n*/\n?".">");
// Overlay indexData ontop of prevIndexData
$output = array_replace_recursive($prevIndexData, $indexData);
// Store the serialized array in PHP comment block for next time
file_put_contents($docRoot.$ICEcoderDir."/data/index.php", "<?php\n/*\n\n".serialize($output)."\n\n*/\n?".">");
// Else it's the same as last time so do nothing...
} else {
$output = $prevIndexData;
}
// Output the JSON
echo json_encode($output, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);