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Features:

split YAML files containing multiple nodetypes into separate files each containing one nodetype
reorganize nodetypes files from the old style Configuration folder to the new NodeTypes folder and will also create subfolders based on their naming scheme

Installation

Via composer

Add this tool as dependency to your project via

composer require --dev shel/yaml-splitter

Or install the package globally via

composer global require shel/yaml-splitter

Afterwards you can run the commands in your project by prefixing the usage examples like this:

bin/yaml-splitter.php split ...

Usage

List commands

./yaml-splitter.phar list

Show options for split command

./yaml-splitter.phar help split

Split a file

./yaml-splitter.phar split [options] [--] <path> [<output-path>]

This will copy each node type found in the input file into a new file. Each new file be have a name like NodeTypes.MyNodeType.yaml.

Additionally, each filename will get a prefix after NodeTypes like Document, Content or Mixin based on the name of the actual node type.

Also, when the option package-key is provided, node types matching the package key will have the standard naming and others will get names like NodeTypes.Override.SomeOtherNodeType.yaml.

Options

dry-run allows seeing what would happen without writing any file
use-folders splits the nodetypes into a folder structure for Neos 7.2+
package-key allows to define the main package key of your node types, so node types with different package keys would be written to NodeTypes.Override.xyz files.
indentation number of spaces for indentation in the resulting YAML files

Example

./yaml-splitter.phar split --dry-run --package-key MyVendor path/to/MyVendor.NodeTypes.yaml path/to/package

Reorganize the nodetypes in a Configuration folder into Neos 7.2+ nodetype subfolders

With Neos 7.2 it's possible to organize nodetypes into separate folders than Configuration. It also allows you to use subfolders.

With the following command you can move all NodeTypes.*.yaml from a Configuration folder into another folder. They will automatically be put into subfolders based on their naming scheme.

So for example you have the following files in your Configuration folder of your site package:

Configuration
├── NodeTypes.Content.Image.yaml
├── NodeTypes.Content.Text.yaml
├── NodeTypes.Document.Abstract.Page.yaml
├── NodeTypes.Document.Home.yaml
├── NodeTypes.Document.Page.yaml
├── NodeTypes.Override.Content.Popup.yaml
├── NodeTypes.Override.Mixin.Document.yaml
└── NodeTypes.Override.Mixin.MarginMixin.yaml

Now you run the reorganize command:

./yaml-splitter.phar reorganize path/to/sitepackage/Configuration path/to/sitepackage/NodeTypes

After you execute the command you will have the following structure:

NodeTypes
├── Content
│   ├── Image.yaml
│   └── Text.yaml
├── Document
│  ├── Abstract
│  │   └── Page.yaml
│  ├── Home.yaml
│  └── Page.yaml
└── Override
    ├── Content
    │   └── Popup.yaml
    └── Mixin
        ├── Document.yaml
        └── MarginMixin.yaml

Note: If you still have multiple nodetypes inside one file, it's recommended to first run the split command and then reorganize.

Contributing

The tool is based on the Symfony console component.

Building the phar

First install box.

Then run

composer run compile

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