cilex / console-service-provider
Console Service Provider
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Requires
- php: >=5.3.3
- pimple/pimple: >=2.1,<4
- symfony/console: ~2.4
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README
Provides Console as a service to Pimple applications.
Requirements
- PHP 5.3+
- Pimple ~2.1
- Symfony Console ~2.4
Installation
Through Composer as cilex/console-service-provider.
Usage
Pimple
<?php use Cilex\Provider\Console\ConsoleServiceProvider; $app = new Pimple\Container; $app['console.name'] = 'MyApp'; $app['console.version'] = '1.0.5'; $consoleServiceProvider = new ConsoleServiceProvider; $consoleServiceProvider->register($app); $app['console']->run();
Silex
<?php use Acme\Console\Command; use Cilex\Provider\Console\ConsoleServiceProvider; use Silex\Application; $app = new Application; $app->register(new ConsoleServiceProvider(), array( 'console.name' => 'MyApp', 'console.version' => '1.0.5', )); $app['console']->add(new Command\XyzInfoCommand()); $app['console']->add(new Command\XyzSnapshotCommand()); $app['console']->run();
Cilex
The Console Service Provider is baked into the Cilex Application itself so there is no need to register it manually.
<?php use Cilex\Application; $app = new Application('MyApp', '1.0.5'); $app->command(new Command\XyzInfoCommand()); $app->run();
Configuration
Parameters
- console.name: Name for the console application.
- console.version: Version for the console application.
- console.class: Class for the console application to be created.
Services
- console:
Console Application, instance
Symfony\Component\Console\Application
.
The Console Service Provider Application Class
By default Console Service Provider will instantiate an instance of
\Cilex\Provider\Console\ContainerAwareApplication
.
Methods
getContainer() : \Pimple\Container
Returns the Pimple container.
getService($name) : mixed|null
Returns a service contained in the application container or null if none
is found with that name. Convenience method to avoid repeated calls to
getContainer()
or having to assign the container.
Accessing the Container and Services from Commands
Here are some examples of accessing the Container and Services from a Command:
<?php use Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command; use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputInterface; use Symfony\Component\Console\Output\OutputInterface; class SomeCommand extends Command { protected function configure() { // configure the command } protected function execute(InputInterface $input, OutputInterface $output) { // Direct access to the Container. $container = $this->getApplication()->getContainer(); // Direct access to a service. $service = $this->getApplication->getService('some.service'); } }
License
MIT, see LICENSE.