Is::file()

Checks if current input is a valid file path.

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Description

Is::file(mixed $value): bool;

This method checks that the input provided is a valid file path. This method validates the file path and ensures that the file exists. This method is a safer alternative to the native is_file() function as it can accept any type of input to check. For best performance, of course I would still recommend you to just use the native is_file() function. However, this is only effective if you have ensured that the input to be tested is a string.

Example

if (Is::file('.\path\to\file.txt')) {
    // …
}

Is::file()

Checks if current input is a valid file path.

Is::path()

Checks if current input is a valid path.

Is::void()

Checks for empty string, array and object.