Create a multidimensional array from a database table

I have a mysql table which contains is:

folder_id (int(11), auto increment)
folder_name (varchar)
folder_class(varchar)
folder_link (varchar)

What I want to do is somehow loop through the table and store each row like this:

$packs = array( array(  'Name'  => 'DarkUIPack',
                    'Class' => 'ui',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/dark-minimalist-ui-pack/662762'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'MinimalistIcons',
                    'Class' => 'min',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/small-minimalist-icons-pack/670469'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'BlueMediaIcons',
                    'Class' => 'blue',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/blue-media-icons-set/705319'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'MediaIcons',
                    'Class' => 'med',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/media-icons-set/679835'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'ToTheTopButtons',
                    'Class' => 'top',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/to-the-top-buttons/673221'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'Sunglasses',
                    'Class' => 'sun',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'RealEstate',
                    'Class' => 'est',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/simple-real-estate-logo/724697'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'PhotoStudio',
                    'Class' => 'std',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/photo-studio-logo/724694'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'PayDayCity',
                    'Class' => 'std',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'MoleculeCorp',
                    'Class' => 'mol',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/molecule-corp-logo/719307'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'ClubbGX',
                    'Class' => 'gx',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'AerialVision',
                    'Class' => 'aer',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'ServiceCompany',
                    'Class' => 'ser',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/service-company-logo/727091'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'ElectroTech',
                    'Class' => 'ele',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/electro-tech-logo/720904'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'CreativeStudio',
                    'Class' => 'cre',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/creative-studio-logo/719494'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'NanoCorp',
                    'Class' => 'nan',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/nano-corp-logo/719098'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'RehabPlace',
                    'Class' => 'reh',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'MyLocalMix',
                    'Class' => 'mix',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'SevenBySeven',
                    'Class' => 'sev',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'ComingSoon',
                    'Class' => 'com',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'AlienIcons',
                    'Class' => 'aln',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/alien-icons-set/698515'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'PreloaderPortfolio',
                    'Class' => 'pre',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'BioTech',
                    'Class' => 'bio',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'ConstructionCompany',
                    'Class' => 'con',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'EagleMedia',
                    'Class' => 'egl',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'ElectronicWays',
                    'Class' => 'elw',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'EnvironmentalCompany',
                    'Class' => 'env',
                    'Link'  => ''
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'SecureData',
                    'Class' => 'sec',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/secure-data-company-logo/907334'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'ConstructSimple',
                    'Class' => 'cns',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/simple-construction-company-logo/907538'
                ),
            array(  'Name'  => 'ConstructRoof',
                    'Class' => 'cnr',
                    'Link'  => 'http://graphicriver.net/item/construction-company-logo/907549'
                )
        );

where 'Name' corresponds to folder_name, 'Class' to folder_class and 'Link' to folder_link.

I'm using this within a class and the class looks like this till now:

class folder
{
private $connect;

public function __construct() {

    $this->connect = new mysqli(DB_HOST, DB_USER, DB_PASS, DB_NAME);

    if (mysqli_connect_errno()) {
        $error = true;
        $message['error'] = true;
        $message['message'] = mysqli_connect_error();
        return json_encode($message);
    }
        else {
            return true;
        }

}

    public function crtFolder($fldName,$fldClass,$fldLink,$fldPath) {

    $fldName = preg_replace('/\s+/', '', $fldName);

    $fldPN = $fldPath."\\".$fldName;

    $modArray = array(array('1'));

    if ((!is_dir($fldPN))) {
        if(mkdir($fldPN,0777,true)) {

            $sql = "INSERT INTO folders (folder_name,folder_class,folder_link) VALUES (?, ?, ?)";

            if($stmt = $this->connect->prepare($sql)) {
                $stmt->bind_param("sss", $fldName, $fldClass, $fldLink);
                $stmt->execute();
                $stmt->close();
                $error = false;
                $message['error'] = false;
                $message['message'] = "Folder Created | Data Successfuly Inserted";
                return json_encode($message);
            }
                else {
                    $error = true;
                    $message['error'] = true;
                    $message['message'] = "Folder Created | Data Failed To Insert";
                    return json_encode($message);
                }
        }
            else {
                $error = true;
                $message['error'] = true;
                $message['message'] = "Folder Failed To Create";
                return json_encode($message);
            }
    }
        else {
            $error = true;
            $message['error'] = true;
            $message['message'] = "Folder Already Exists";
            return json_encode($message);
        }
}

public function __destruct() {

    $closeConnection = $this->connect->close();

    if($closeConnection) {
        return true;
    }
}

}

I'm showing the class because I want to keep the same method for the creating the array as the other methods are created. Because I found something on Google, but it was making an array from multiple tables. I only have one table.

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Write below given function in to your class. Hope this will help things.

public function getTableData(){

 $sql = "SELECT * FROM folders";
 if($stmt = $this->connect->prepare($sql)) {

     $stmt->execute();
     $stmt->close();
     $arrFinalArray = array();
     while ($arrFolder = $stmt->fetch()){

        $arrFinalArray[] = array(
                    'Name'  => $arrFolder['folder_name'],
                    'Class' => $arrFolder['folder_class'],
                    'Link'  => $arrFolder['folder_link']
        );

     }
  }
}