ckoumpis/php-prompt

A PHP console utility package providing spinners, progress bars, and error handling for better command-line user experience.

v2.0.0 2025-03-06 10:15 UTC

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ^10

MIT

• Christos Koumpis

README

A PHP console utility package that provides spinners, progress bars, and color-coded console messages for better command-line user experience.

Installation

To install the PhpPrompt, you need to have Composer installed.

composer require ckoumpis/php-prompt

Usage

Console

The Console class provides several methods to output colored messages.

List of available colors

• White: For simple logs (white)
• Success: For success messages (green)
• Error: For error messages (red)
• Warning: For warning messages (yellow)
• Blue: For information messages (blue)
• Magenta: For important messages (magenta)
• Cyan: For notifications (cyan)
• Debug: For debugging (grey)
• Notice: For notifications (cyan)

Console::log("Hello from ckoumpis/php-prompt!");
Console::success("Operation successful!");
Console::error("An error occurred!");
Console::warning("Warning");
Console::blue("This is a blue message");
Console::magenta("This is a magenta message");
Console::cyan("Cyan message for notification");
Console::debug("Debug testing");
Console::notice("Notice testing");

Progress Bar

The ProgressBar class allows you to visually display the progress of a task. You can use it with 2 ways.

1. Basic way.

for($i =1; $i <=$total; $i++) {
    ProgressBar::display($i, $total);
    usleep(10000);
}

1. Using withSteps method

ProgressBar::withSteps(1, 10,1);

Spinner

The Spinner class provides a simple loading animation for console, useful for indicating that an operation is in progress.You can use Spinner bar with 2 ways.

1. Basic way

for($i = 0; $i < 10; $i++) {
    Spinner::spin();
    sleep(1);
}

1. Using withSteps method. Or withSteps method

Spinner::withSteps(0, 10, 1);

MemoryUsage

The MemoryUsage class tracks Memory consumption for executed functions.

Usage:

    $start = \Ckoumpis\PhpPrompt\MemoryUsage::getMemoryUsage();
    $arr = array_fill(0, 100000, 'test');
    $end = \Ckoumpis\PhpPrompt\MemoryUsage::getMemoryUsage();
    $memoryUsage = \Ckoumpis\PhpPrompt\MemoryUsage::showMemory($end - $start);

Contributing

We welcome contributions! If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue or submit a pull request on Github.