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Informations about the package optionparser

Overview

OptionParser is a parser for command-line options for PHP. It supports both short and long options, optional and/or required parameter checking, automatic callback execution, and pretty printing of usage messages.

This package is a dependency of Whippet. It's been forked by dxw because the upstream repo is no longer maintained.

Usage

First create a parser object and then use it to parse your arguments. Examples explain it best:

Next, parse your arguments. This function can be called multiple times with the same parser to parse multiple sets of arguments if desired. Note: This function will throw an exception if the user has specified invalid flags. Also, if no arguments are specified here the global $argv argument will be used.

A more helpful error message might be to show the user the options that she can use to run your program:

Examples

Scripts in the examples directory may be invoked using the PHP interpreter on the command line, like so:

$ php echo.php

A Unix-style executable is also provided for *nix users:

$ ./echo

Tests

OptionParser uses the PHPUnit unit testing framework to test the code. In order to run the tests, run the following command from the project root directory:

$ vendor/bin/phpunit

Credits

OptionParser draws inspiration from several other option parsers including GNU getopt, Ruby's OptionParser, and Zend_Console_Getopt.

Requirements

OptionParser requires PHP version 5 or greater.

License

OptionParser is released under the terms of the MIT license. Please read the LICENSE file for further information.

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