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Command-Line Tools

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This library comprises just a few basic classes that make it easier to write command-line PHP scripts. There are helpers for running external programs, and methods for sending formatted messages to the output. Use this library when the might of something like Symfony Console would be like taking a sledgehammer to a thumbtack.

The main component classes are Host.

Output

Displays messages on the screen; it provides methods that output messages in different styles.

For example:

Run php tests/show_output_formats.php to see what Output can do.

MessageFormatter

Provides a fluent interface for creating formatted messages. It uses a CSS-like approach, using CSS naming conventions whenever possible, to make the job easier, more intuitive, for web developers.

For example, both of the following calls will create the same bold white message on a bright red background.

When creating a Formatter from an array of style declarations, you can use either CSS-style kebab-case names or camel-case names.

MessageFormatter will automatically use a contrasting colour for the foreground if only the background colour is set.

See the section on the available styles, below, to see what you can do.

Style Reference

Property Formatter Method Valid Values
visibility[^1] visibility hidden\|visible
font-weight fontWeight normal\|bold\|thin[^2]
font-style fontStyle normal\|italic[^1]
text-decoration textDecoration none\|underline
color[^3] color initial\|teal\|aqua\|black\|gray\|navy\|blue\|purple\|fuchsia\|green\|lime\|maroon\|red\|olive\|yellow\|silver\|white
background-color[^3] backgroundColor initial\|teal\|aqua\|black\|gray\|navy\|blue\|purple\|fuchsia\|green\|lime\|maroon\|red\|olive\|yellow\|silver\|white

[^1]: Not widely supported by terminals. [^2]: Non-standard name. [^3]: Responds to CSS Level-1 named colours.

Run php tests/show_styles.php to see the effect of each of the style settings—and whether or not a style is supported by your terminal.

Host

Provides a helpful passthru() wrapper that echoes the command it's executing in addition to its output, and, by default, throws an exception if something goes wrong.

For example:

Installation

No dependencies other than PHP 7+.

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