Etcd PHP Client

etcd is a distributed configuration system, part of the coreos project.
This repository provides a client library for etcd for PHP applications. It is based on linkorb/etcd-php. To learn why we forked it, jump here.
Installating etcd
To install etcd, follow instructions that etcd team posts on Releases page of the project:
https://github.com/coreos/etcd/releases/
Installing ActiveCollab/etcd
Easiest way is to install it using composer:
{
"require" : {
"activecollab/etcd": "^1.0"
}
}
Using Client
use use ActiveCollab\Etcd\Client as EtcdClient;
$client = new EtcdClient('http://127.0.0.1:4001');
if (!$client->exists('/key/name')) {
$client->set('/key/name', 'value');
}
$client->set('/key/name', 'value', 10);
print $client->get('/key/name');
$client->update('/key/name', 'new value');
$client->remove('/key/name');
if (!$client->dirExists('/dir/path')) {
$client->createDir('/dir/path');
}
$client->updateDir('/dir/path', 10);
$client->removeDir('/dir/path');
$client->dirInfo('/dir/path');
$client->listDirs('/dir/path');
$client->getKeyValueMap('/dir/path')
Sandbox Path
If you configure sandbox path in the client instance, all keys will be prefixed with that path:
$client = new EtcdClient('http://127.0.0.1:4001');
$client->setSandboxPath('/my/namespace');
$client->set('/key/name', 'value');
print $client->get('/key/name');
One more conenient method that client offers is option to call several commands in a specific sanbox, and have client revert back to the previous sandbox path when done:
$client = new EtcdClient('http://127.0.0.1:4001');
$client->setSandboxPath('/my/namespace');
$client->sandboxed('./different/namespace', function(EtcdClient &$c) {
$c->set('new_key', 123);
});
$client->sandboxed('/different/namespace', function(EtcdClient &$c) {
$c->set('new_key', 123);
});
print $client->getSandboxPath();
SSL
Client can be configured not to verify SSL peer:
$client = (new Client('https://127.0.0.1:4001'))->verifySslPeer(false);
as well as to use a custom CA file:
$client = (new Client('https://127.0.0.1:4001'))->verifySslPeer(true, '/path/to/ca/file');
Why Fork?
While original library works well, it depends on two big packages: Symfony Console and Guzzle. For a feature as low level as config access, we wanted something a bit nimbler, so we removed CLI commands and refactored the original library to use PHP's curl extension.