daspors/shellphp

PHP command line tools

0.1 2018-01-04 18:05 UTC

WTFPL

• Daniel Spors

• cli
• arguments
• stdout
• stdin
• argv
• args

README

ShellPHP helps you bring the power and ease of installation of PHP to the command line.
It is meant to provide a toolbox for developers that waht or need to develop programs in PHP that will run in bash, not in WebServer environment.

Feature overview

• Commandline argument handling
• Process management
• High level (Sqlite-based) data storage
• WebInterface (experimental)

\ShellPHP\CmdLine

The commandline handler makes it easy to define flags, options and arguments and even provides the ability to create commands that split your application into logical parts (like apt-get and many others do).

$cli = \ShellPHP\CmdLine\CmdLine::Make("ShellPHP Test Script","Version 0.0.0.2")
	->command('list')
		->opt('-f','none')->map('filter')
		->arrayArg('folder')
		->handler(function($args)
		{
			extract($args);
			var_dump($args);
			var_dump(get_defined_vars());
			echo "\n --> $filter $folder\n\n";
		})
		->end()
	->command('add')
		->opt('-p')->map('path')->text('Local folder to add')
		->handler(function($args)
		{
			extract($args);
			echo "Add --> $path\n\n";
		})
		->end();
$cli->command('remove')->opt('-f');
$cli->go();

\ShellPHP\Process

This is a class that helps you enumerate, find and run processes.

\ShellPHP\Storage

Really powerful yet easy to use Storage. Every application needs to store some data somewhere every now and them.
The Storage class provides a high level interface so that in most cases you wont need to perform any SQL queries.

class MyModel extends \ShellPHP\Storage\StoredObject
{
	public $id = 'int primary autoinc';
	public $name = 'text unique';
	public $desc = 'text';
}
\ShellPHP\Storage\Storage::Make('my_app_database.sqlite');

$obj1 = MyModel::Make(array('name'=>'obj1'));
$obj1->Save();
MyModel::Make()->set('name','obj2')->Save();

var_dump(MyModel::Select()->like('name','obj%')->results());
$obj1->Delete();
var_dump(MyModel::Select()->results());

\ShellPHP\WebInterface

There's a currently experimental feature to provide you with a webinterface.

$webinterface = \ShellPHP\WebInterface\WebInterface::Make()
	->index(__DIR__."/web")
	->handler('list',function($request){ return \ShellPHP\WebInterface\WebResponse::Json(array('hello'=>'world')); } )
	->go();