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File naming convention for OIDplus
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`*.php`:
These are files that can (and should) be opened by the web browser.

`*.phps`:
These are files that MUST NOT be executed by the web browser.
The source is visible to the public, e.g. if you want to demonstrate a code example.
It can also be used for scripts that should only be executed in the shell,
of course only if the script content is not confidential.

`*.class.php`:
These files contain a single class or interface.
Note that the ".class" suffix conflicts with PSR-4.

`*.class.phps`:
These files contain a single class or interface.
In addition, their code is visible to the public.

`*.inc.php`:
These files get included. They usually include functions.
They should not execute code, since they are not intended to
be executed standalone. (Remember, only *.php is meant to be executed in the web browser).

`*.sh`, `*.phps`, or without filename extension:
If these files begin with "#!/usr/bin/php" or "#!/usr/bin/env php",
then they should be executed in CLI only.
Their source code can be viewed in a web browser.