So this probably has a simple answer, but I'm not finding it anywhere.
I have the following code:
function getSVN(){
$svn = new SVN;
$log = $svn->log('https://svn.repo/trunk/', SVN::HEAD);
}
Not surprisingly, I get the following error:
Fatal error: Class 'SVN' not found
So I tried to include it using:
use SVN;
But I got:
Warning: The use statement with non-compound name 'SVN' has no effect
What's the proper way to include PHP's SVN class?
The SVN PHP client requires an additional PHP extension to be loaded.
http://php.net/manual/en/svn.installation.php has some general installation instructions but the real gold is in the comments.
Aptitude systems (incl. Ubuntu)
sudo apt-get php5-svn
Aptitude tends to resolve dependencies so we're good in that front.
Yellowdog Updater, Modified (yum) systems
yum install subversion subversion-devel neon neon-devel
pecl install svn
Windows
Download the DLL if you can find one. Otherwise compile from source.
Works on all systems
Following all this you need to ensure that either:
1) There is a relevant entry in php.ini which enables this extension: e.g. extension=svn.so (or DLL)
2) There is a relevant configuration .ini file which is included with php (the path where this should be is stated in phpinfo();
)
In any case the extension needs to show up in the php -m
list