Although I have not done anything in this area, but you invited me to answer, then I will briefly talk about my own ideas. I don't know what the file stream provided by the third party looks like. It should be a string of strings and contain the names of many files. So you have to process the string first and then save the name of each file into an array. The next step is to loop through the array that stores the file name and download the file using the PHP file download function. This is the reference link to download the file: http://www.jb51.net/article/4...
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Although I have not done anything in this area, but you invited me to answer, then I will briefly talk about my own ideas. I don't know what the file stream provided by the third party looks like. It should be a string of strings and contain the names of many files. So you have to process the string first and then save the name of each file into an array. The next step is to loop through the array that stores the file name and download the file using the PHP file download function.
This is the reference link to download the file: http://www.jb51.net/article/4...