I am using PHP ZipArchive. Very simple but I am having trouble with extracting an entire folder.
$zip=new \ZipArchive;
$zip->open('zipped.docx');
$zip->extractTo('unzipped/',['word/document.xml','word/media/*']);
$zip->close();
I am trying to just unzip a docx document and extract the document.xml as well as the media folder with the images associated with the docx.
I’ve tried: word/media/*, word/media/, word/media with no success.
Is this a possibility?
>Solution :
Yes, it is possible to extract an entire folder using PHP’s ZipArchive class. However, the ZipArchive class does not support wildcard patterns like "word/media/*" for extracting multiple files or directories at once.
To extract the "word/document.xml" file and the "word/media" folder with its contents, you can follow these steps:
$zip = new \ZipArchive;
$zipFile = 'zipped.docx';
$extractPath = 'unzipped/';
if ($zip->open($zipFile) === true) {
// Extract document.xml
$zip->extractTo($extractPath, 'word/document.xml');
// Extract the media folder and its contents
$mediaFolderIndex = $zip->locateName('word/media/');
if ($mediaFolderIndex !== false) {
for ($i = $mediaFolderIndex; $i < $zip->numFiles; $i++) {
$filename = $zip->getNameIndex($i);
if (strpos($filename, 'word/media/') === 0) {
$zip->extractTo($extractPath, $filename);
} else {
break; // Exit the loop when we reach a file outside the media folder
}
}
}
$zip->close();
} else {
echo 'Failed to open the zip file.';
}
In this code, we first open the zip file using the open() method. Then we extract the "word/document.xml" file using extractTo().
Next, we locate the index of the "word/media/" folder using locateName(). If the folder is found, we iterate over the zip file entries starting from that index. For each entry within the "word/media/" folder, we extract it using extractTo().
Please note that this code assumes that the "word/media" folder and its contents are structured in a predictable way within the DOCX file. If the structure varies or if there are other specific requirements, you may need to adjust the code accordingly.