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Informations about the package rubbishthorclone
Rubbish Thor Clone
Rubbish Thor Clone is a rubbish clone of Thor, a popular toolkit for CLI applications written in Ruby.
Rubbish Thor Clone exposes an executable with a number of subcommands, like git or bundler.
To install:
To use, first create a class that inherits from RubbishThorClone:
For each subcommand you want to define, you need to add a definition and a callback. Definitions go in a method called commands. Callbacks should be public methods on your class, with the same name as the subcommand:
You can also add options to subcommands. To define options, pass a callback in when you define your subcommand:
After you've added options, you can access them via $this->options:
Rubbish Thor Clone uses the OptionParser library to parse command lines, so check out its API for more.
After you've done all that, you just need to instantiate your class and call start:
For the full code, check hello_world.class.php in the examples directory.
Rubbish Thor Clone's API
RubbishThorClone::commands
An abstract function your class should implement. It's expected to call RubbishThorClone::command to define all your subcommands.
RubbishThorClone::command
Call this to define your subcommands. It takes three arguments: $definition, $description and (optionally) $options_callback.
$definition
Your subcommand's definition. Consists of the subcommand name followed by a number of mandatory arguments:
A method with the same name as your subcommand must exist in your class. It must accept an equal number of parameters as the subcommand has arguments. They will be passed into your method in the order they appear on the command line.
You can specify an optional argument by wrapping it in [brackets]:
if a command has an optional argument, there must only be one, and it must be the last one.
You can also bypass RubbishThorClone's argument parsing by prepending the argument with an asterisk. This helpful where arguments can contain spaces, or where you just want to parse things for yourself:
A command can only have one argument if it's a pass-through argument. If you use this notation, RubbishThorClone will pass the whole contents of the command line (after the command name) as one argument.
$description
A human-friendly short description of the subcommand, used to generate usage help.
$options_callback
A callable that defines the options your subcommand accepts, using OptionParser's API. RubbishThorClone has a built in "help" command, whose output is also generated from the information you provide here (using OptionParser::addHead and soforth).
RubbishThorClone::usage
Emits a list of the subcommands you have defined, along with their short descriptions.
RubbishThorClone::start
Takes one argument ($argv), figures out what to do with it , and calls your callbacks as necessary.
