ApplicationInfoProvider
class ApplicationInfoProvider
Methods
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Detect when the configured database driver does not match the server actually being used.
Assess the running database version against Flarum's minimum and recommended tiers.
Reports on the session driver in use based on three scenarios: 1. If the configured session driver is valid and in use, it will be returned.
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__construct(Repository $cache, Translator $translator, Schedule $schedule, ConnectionInterface $db, Config $config, SessionManager $session, SessionHandlerInterface $sessionHandler, Queue $queue)
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bool
scheduledTasksRegistered()
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string
getSchedulerStatus()
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string
identifyQueueDriver()
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string
identifyDatabaseVersion()
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string
identifyDatabaseDriver()
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string|null
identifyDatabaseDriverMismatch()
Detect when the configured database driver does not match the server actually being used.
The common case is configuring the 'mysql' driver while connecting to a MariaDB server (or vice versa). Because Illuminate uses a distinct connection class and query grammar per driver, this mismatch can cause subtle, hard-to-diagnose query bugs. Returns the driver that *should* be configured, or null when the configured driver matches the server (or detection does not apply, e.g. for pgsql/sqlite which cannot be confused for one another).
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array|null
identifyDatabaseVersionStatus()
Assess the running database version against Flarum's minimum and recommended tiers.
MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL each carry a two-tier requirement; SQLite (which only has a hard floor enforced at install time) returns null. The returned array mirrors what the admin frontend needs to render a warning consistent with the driver-mismatch alert.
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array
identifyDatabaseOptions()
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string
identifySessionDriver(bool $forWeb = false)
Reports on the session driver in use based on three scenarios: 1. If the configured session driver is valid and in use, it will be returned.
2. If the configured session driver is invalid, fallback to the default one and mention it. 3. If the actual used driver (i.e `session.handler`) is different from the current one (configured or default), mention it.