Class Path

Path validation functions.

Final
Namespace: Dropbox
Located at Dropbox/Path.php

Methods summary
`public static boolean`	# `isValid( string $path )` Return whether the given path is a valid Dropbox path. Return whether the given path is a valid Dropbox path. Parameters `$path` The path you want to check for validity. Returns boolean Whether the path was valid or not.
`public static boolean`	# `isValidNonRoot( string $path )` Return whether the given path is a valid non-root Dropbox path. This is the same as `Dropbox\Path::isValid()` except `"/"` is not allowed. Return whether the given path is a valid non-root Dropbox path. This is the same as `Dropbox\Path::isValid()` except `"/"` is not allowed. Parameters `$path` The path you want to check for validity. Returns boolean Whether the path was valid or not.
`public static string\|null`	# `findError( string $path )` If the given path is a valid Dropbox path, return `null`, otherwise return an English string error message describing what is wrong with the path. If the given path is a valid Dropbox path, return `null`, otherwise return an English string error message describing what is wrong with the path. Parameters `$path` The path you want to check for validity. Returns string\|null If the path was valid, return `null`. Otherwise, returns an English string describing the problem.
`public static string\|null`	# `findErrorNonRoot( string $path )` If the given path is a valid non-root Dropbox path, return `null`, otherwise return an English string error message describing what is wrong with the path. This is the same as `Dropbox\Path::findError()` except `"/"` will yield an error message. If the given path is a valid non-root Dropbox path, return `null`, otherwise return an English string error message describing what is wrong with the path. This is the same as `Dropbox\Path::findError()` except `"/"` will yield an error message. Parameters `$path` The path you want to check for validity. Returns string\|null If the path was valid, return `null`. Otherwise, returns an English string describing the problem.
`public static null\|string`	# `getName( string $path )` Return the last component of a path (the file or folder name). Return the last component of a path (the file or folder name). Path::getName("/Misc/Notes.txt") // "Notes.txt" Path::getName("/Misc") // "Misc" Path::getName("/") // null Parameters `$path` The full path you want to get the last component of. Returns null\|string The last component of `$path` or `null` if the given `$path` was `"/"`.