Defined Type: psick::php::module

Defined in:
manifests/php/module.pp

Overview

Define: psick::php::module

This define installs and configures php modules On Debian and derivatives it install module named php5-$name On RedHat and derivatives it install module named php-$name If you need a custom prefix you can overload default $module_prefix parameter

Parameters

version

Version to install.

absent

true to ensure package isn’t installed.

notify_service

If you want to restart a service automatically when the module is applied. Default: true

service_autorestart

whatever we want a module installation notify a service to restart.

service

Service to restart.

module_prefix

If package name prefix isn’t standard.

install_options

An array of package manager install options. See $php::install_options

Examples

psick::php::module { ‘gd’: }

psick::php::module { ‘gd’:

ensure => absent,

}

This will install php-apc on debian instead of php5-apc

psick::php::module { ‘apc’:

module_prefix => "php-",

}

Note that you may include or declare the php class when using the psick::php::module define

Parameters:

  • ensure (Psick::Ensure) (defaults to: 'present')
  • package_options (Hash) (defaults to: {})
  • prefix (String) (defaults to: '') 


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# File 'manifests/php/module.pp', line 48

define psick::php::module (
  Psick::Ensure $ensure = 'present',
  Hash $package_options = {},
  String $prefix        = '', # lint:ignore:params_empty_string_assignment
) {
  $real_module_prefix = $prefix ? {
    ''      => $psick::php::module_prefix,
    default => $prefix,
  }

  $package_name = "${real_module_prefix}${name}"
  $default_options = {
    ensure => $ensure,
  }

  if ! defined(Package[$package_name]) {
    package { $package_name:
      * => $default_options + $package_options,
    }
  }
}