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Contributes to #6139 (export part; the import will follow in another PR) Exporting favourites was collecting the whole file in memory. With many articles, it fails with the default PHP memory limit. ## Changes - New `Minz_View::helperToFile()`, similar to `helperToString()`, writing the output of a helper into a file by chunks of 64 KiB instead of keeping it in memory. - `FreshRSS_Export_Service`: the `generate*()` methods now return the path of a temporary file instead of the content, and `zip()` builds the archive from those files (`ZipArchive::addFile()` instead of `addFromString()`). Temporary files are created in `TMP_PATH` (already required to be writable) and deleted at the end of the script. - The export is sent with `readfile()`: Web UI, `cli/export-zip-for-user.php`, `cli/export-opml-for-user.php` and the OPML export of the Google Reader API. - Note: this changes what `FreshRSS_Export_Service` returns (a path instead of the content). All callers in the repository are updated, and I could not find any public extension using this service. ## Measurements Peak PHP memory (`memory_get_peak_usage(true)`), SQLite database with synthetic starred articles: | Scenario | Before | After | |---|---|---| | Web, export your favourites, 10,000 articles (69 MB JSON) | 136 MB (fails with the default `memory_limit` of 128 MB) | 6 MB | | Web, ZIP (OPML + favourites + labelled articles + 4 feeds), 10,000 articles | 152 MB | 6 MB | | CLI `export-zip-for-user.php`, 10,000 articles | 189 MB (fails with 128 MB) | 8 MB | | Web, export your favourites, 30,000 articles (208 MB JSON) | 404 MB | 10 MB | Co-authored-by: Alejandro Borrego <210245044+abp002@users.noreply.github.com>
Libraries
SimplePie
FreshRSS uses a forked version of SimplePie, with a number of patches.
See the read-me of our fork.
Updating libraries
Some of the libraries in this folder can be updated semi-automatically by invoking:
cd ./FreshRSS/lib/
composer update --no-autoloader
Remember to read the change-logs, proof-read the changes, preserve possible local patches, add irrelevant files to .gitignore (minimal installation), and test before committing.