200mph / m-commander

1.1.5 2016-12-06 16:59 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.4.0

Requires (Dev)

• php: >=5.6.0
• phpunit/phpunit: 5.0.*

MIT

• Wojciech Brozyna

• cli
• command line
• exec

Published on Packagist.org on 2016-12-06 16:59 UTC

README

Easy tool for executing your own module via command line

1.Install via Composer (best option, however you can use it without it)

"200mph/m-commander": "1.1.*"

2.Create your command line module class and extend AbstractCliModule() from m-commander vendor

namespace cli\MyTest;

use m-commander\AbstractCliModule;

class TestMe() extends AbstractCliModule 
{

    /**
     * We have to create execute() method (abstraction requirements)
     *
     * @return void
    /*
    protected function execute()
    {

        $this->successOutput('Hello World' . PHP_EOL);

    }
}

3.Run your module

./vendor/bin/m-commander cli\\MyTest\\TestMe -v

You can also use semi quotes to avoid double back slashes notation.

./vendor/bin/m-commander 'cli\MyTest\TestMe' -v

Above notation is recommended if command have to be executed in CRON, or another shell script.

For more examples please have a look in to ./examples folder

4.Default options

-h --help Display this page -v --verbose Verbose mode -w --write-output Write output in to file. Eg "./m-commander 'myNamespace\MyModule' -w /home/user/test.log" -l --lock Lock module process. Will not let you run another instance of this same module until current is finished. However you can execute script for another module.