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Container Interop for Symfony Console

GitHub Actions: Run tests Coveralls Codacy This package provides a small factory that allows creating Symfony Console Application via PSR-11 compatible container. The code is dead simple, I just tired of copying it between projects :)

Quick start for application using Laminas Service Manager (fka Zend Service Manager)

Let's imagine that you have an existing application using Laminas Service Manager and it requires some console utility. First of all you need to add articus/container-interop-symfony-console package to your composer.json. Next step is configuring your console application. Here is a small example (it is in YAML just for readability):

Configuration should be available via config service of your container. Check src/ContainerInteropSymfonyConsole/Options.php for full list of available options.

Finally, you need to create PHP-script that will be your console application entrypoint. For example bin/console.php file with the following content:

Now if you execute php bin/console.php list your console command should be listed and it should be possible to launch it.


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Requires php Version ^7.1|^8.0
psr/container Version ^1.0|^2.0
symfony/console Version ^4.0|^5.0|^6.0
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