taeluf / cli
Requires (Dev)
- taeluf/code-scrawl: v0.8.x-dev
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Last update: 2024-10-03 22:08:07 UTC
README
Php Cli Framework
A (hopefully) simple framework for running cli apps. It is not very feature rich. (no automatic help menus and not really any built-in cli functions)
Install
composer require taeluf/cli v0.1.x-dev
or in your composer.json
{"require":{ "taeluf/cli": "v0.1.x-dev"}}
Get Started
Use the built-in cli to generate a cli starter script for you, then edit it to fit your needs.
vendor/bin/tlf-cli setup
Usage
Generally, you'll make an executable file with the #!/usr/bin/env php
shebang at the top, then a <?php
on the next line, then your script to follow.
Here is a sample we use for testing
#!/usr/bin/env php
<?php
/**
* This file is to be a sample cli setup, like somebody would write if they were implementing this library.
*
* So let's try to implement 3 cli functions
*
* proto & proto main ## print some useless information
* proto rand -chars abc -len 20 ## generate a random number
* proto evens -from 1 -to 113
* ## get all even numbers in the range
* ## defaults to -from 0 -to 50
*
*/
require(__DIR__.'/../code/Msgs.php');
require(__DIR__.'/../code/Cli.php');
$cli = new \Tlf\Cli();
// load_json_file fails silently if the file does not exist
$cli->load_json_file(__DIR__.'/defaults.json');
$cli->load_inputs(json_decode(file_get_contents(__DIR__.'/user_configs.json'),true));
$cli->load_stdin();
$cli->load_command('main',
function($cli, $args){
echo "pointless output";
}
);
$cli->load_command('rand',
function($cli, $args){
$chars = $args['chars'];
$len = $args['len'];
$random = '';
$i = 0;
while(++$i<=$len){
$random .=
$chars[random_int(0,strlen($chars)-1)];
}
echo $random;
}, "generate a random number from --chars string of --length int"
);
$cli->load_command('evens',
function($cli, $args){
extract($args);
$i = $from;
do {
if ($i%2==0)echo $i."\n";
} while ($i++<$to);
}, "list even numbers. --from int --to int"
);
$cli->execute();
Testing this lib
I don't use my testing framework, since my testing framework uses this & a circular dependency like that is just a headache.
To test this lib during development run php test/test.php
The tests are simple & should stay that way.
TODO
- Write better documentation???