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Informations about the package symfony-console-input

Symfony Console Input Plugin

This project provides a streamlined way to define Symfony Console commands using PHP attributes and Data Transfer Objects (DTOs). It simplifies the configuration of arguments and options by leveraging metadata annotations, making it easier to maintain and extend console commands.

Features

Requirements

Installation

To install the plugin, use Composer:

Getting Started

1. Define Your Input DTO

Create a class with properties annotated using provided attributes like #[Argument] or #[Option].

[!IMPORTANT] The input class must define all arguments and options in the constructor.

2. Create a Command

Use the UsesInputData trait in your Symfony Console command class to leverage the input configuration:

Attributes

#[Argument]

Marks a property as a required/optional argument.

#[Option]

Marks a property as an option.

#[Shortcut]

Defines a shortcut for an option.

#[Description]

Adds a description for the argument or option.

#[Name]

Sets a different name for the argument or option.

Testing

Run tests using Pest:

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

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Requires php Version >=8.4
symfony/console Version ^7.1
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