Zend Config is a powerful tool enabling seamless data retrieval from INI files in PHP applications. With its intuitive functionality, developers effortlessly parse and access configurations stored in INI format. Leveraging Zend Config ensures efficient data retrieval, simplifying the integration of settings or parameters stored within INI files into PHP projects.
Create ini folder path : module \ Hello \ config \ ini . In this directory create file module.config.ini. You can define content in file same image.
In controller you can use Zend Config for read file ini same image below
We are result on the brower.
+ You can use the semicolon (;) to comment on lines for notes in the INI file
+ To differentiate between levels within an array, you can use any characters, but you need to declare those characters to Zend Config when reading the file.
+ If there are more than one array-qualifying characters in a sequence, we will obtain subarrays
+ Declare a section in the INI file
+ How to declare an INI file from a controller using the Zend Config class.
+ If we declare the delimiter for the array...
+ Declare a configuration file for the module.
Create a module.config.ini file in the config directory and use the structure of the module.config.php file to declare the content for this file
We get the result
+ Declare configurations in multiple different files, then merge them together
We create a file named controller-view.php to declare configurations for the controller and view. Create a file named router.ini to declare configurations for the router.
And then in the module file, we merge these files together.
And we obtain the result as follows
+ Separate INI configuration files
We create a file named router-hello.ini and declare the content of the route as follows
Then use the include command to insert it into the router.ini file
We still get the same result, nothing changes. Therefore, in large projects, we should separate different parts to make the code clearer and more readable