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In-depth analysis of ThinkPHP configuration source code

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This article mainly analyzes the source code of Config in depth, mainly analyzes the code in the config file, and annotates it step by step, so that you can better see the execution process of the code.

7. In-depth analysis of Config source code

In-depth analysis of ThinkPHP configuration source code
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After parsing the previous code execution process, the last step will come to the config file, and then the load method will be introduced.

Then you need to go to the file thinkphp/library/think/Config.php. In the app file, load in the config class is finally called.

Let’s take a look at what we have experienced

In the load method, the final direction of the process will be in the loadFile method. As for why the elseif code does not Go, or this code is redundant.

Because when Yaconf is installed, the corresponding configuration file will be loaded directly after PHP is started.

If you don’t know about yaconf, please read the previous article

In-depth analysis of ThinkPHP configuration source codeAfter coming to the loadFile file

We all know that in the ThinkPHP framework, all files in the config directory are of PHP type

So after judging the type, we directly enter the set for data processing

include directly introduces the configuration files in the config directory, and all configuration files directly return an array

In-depth analysis of ThinkPHP configuration source codeIn the set method, this code is the core

Keep merging arrays in a loop, and finally return all configuration information to the config attribute

Up to this point, all configurations in the config directory have been loaded.

In-depth analysis of ThinkPHP configuration source codeThe above is the loading process of config. In fact, after you finish reading, it doesn’t feel that difficult. It just depends on coding skills and ideas.

When we read the source code, we do not see how the code is written, but learn its coding ideas and finally implement them in our own projects.

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