Asset

The Tonik\Gin\Asset\Asset class provides simple API for retrieving information and details about theme asset files. You can easily pull their URLs, directory paths or check if actually exist.

Usage

Initializing asset

Asset requires the Tonik\Gin\Foundation\Config class to be injected with paths and directories properties set up.

use Tonik\Gin\Asset\Asset;
use Tonik\Gin\Foundation\Config;

$config = new Config([
  'paths' => [
    'directory' => get_template_directory(),
    'uri' => get_template_directory_uri(),
  ],
  'directories' => [
    'assets' => 'resources/assets',
    'public' => 'public',
  ]
]);

$asset = new Asset($config);

Now, you can set a path to the file you are looking for. This path should be relative to the public directory.

$asset->setFile('js/app.js');

Getting asset relative path

Gets a relative path of an asset to the project root directory.

$asset->getRelativePath();

// 'public/js/app.js'

Getting asset URI

Gets URI to the asset on your server.

$asset->getUri();

// 'http://website.com/wp-content/themes/<theme-name>/public/js/app.js'

Getting asset path

Gets full directory path to the asset on your server.

$asset->getPath();

// 'website/directory/wp-content/themes/<theme-name>/public/js/app.js'

Checking if asset file exist

You can check if asset file actually exists with fileExist method.

$asset->fileExists();

// true or false