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SpryCli

Command Line Interface for Spry

Installation

You also need to make sure you have the global composer bin available in your ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc depending on what OS your using.

Edit one of those files and check to see if this exists. If not then add it to the bottome of the file.

export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.composer/vendor/bin"

You may have to close and reopen your terminal or you can run

source ~/.bash_profile

or

source ~/.bashrc

Create a project

spry new [project_name]
cd [project_name]

To Start the Test server run

spry up

Then open another termal and run a test

spry test

List of Commands and arguments:

clear   _^[object]

[object] - Object name. Currently only supports 'logs'.

• logs - clears both API and PHP log files. Does not remove archived logs.

Examples:

spry clear logs

component  _^|  c   _^[component]

Generate a new Component and add it to your component directory.

[component] - Name of component to create. Name will be parsed into psr-4 format.

Examples:

spry component sales_reps
spry component SalesReps

hash  _^|  h   _^[value]

Hash a value that processes it using the salt in the configuration.

[value] - Value to be hashed. Wrap with quotes when including spaces.

Examples:

spry hash "something to hash 123"

help  _^|  -h  _^|  --help

Display Information about Spry-cli.

Examples:

spry help

init  _^|  i   _{^{[public_folder]}}

Initiate a Spry Setup and Configuration with a default project setup.

[public_folder] - (optional) - creates a folder of that name and adds a index.php pointer file

Examples:

  spry init
  spry init public_html

logs  _^|  l   _{^{[type]  [--options]}}

Display Contents of log files by type.

[type] - Type of logs to display. Corresponds to your configuration logs.

• php - Checks the php log file configured as $config->log_php_file.
• api - Checks the api log file configured as $config->log_api_file.

Options:

• --lines - Default 100. Number of lines to display.
• --trace - Only applies to 'type=php'. Shows Trace in logs.

Examples:

  spry logs api
  spry logs php --lines 10 --trace

migrate  _^|  m  _^[--options]

Migrate the Database Schema.

Options:

• --dryrun   |  -d   - Only check for what will be migrated and report back. No actions will be taken.
• --force     |  -f   - (Destructive) Delete Fields, Tables and other data that does not match the new Scheme.

Examples:

  spry migrate
  spry migrate --dryrun
  spry migrate --force

new  _^|  n  _^[project]

Create a new project/directory and initiate it.

[project] - Name of project/directory to create and initialize.

Examples:

  spry new project_name

test  _^|  t  _{^{[test]  [--options]}}

Run a Test or all Tests if a Test name is not specified.

[test] - (optional) - Name of a Test in configuration or json test data. Leave out to run all tests in configuration.

Options:

• --verbose - List out full details of the Test(s).
• --repeat - Repeat the test(s) a number of times.

Examples:

  spry test
  spry test --verbose
  spry test connection --verbose --repeat 4
  spry test '{"route":"/example/add", "params":{"name":"test"}, "expect":{"response_code": 2000}}'

version  _^|  v  _^|  -v  _^|  --version

Display the Version of the Spry Instalation.

Examples:

  spry version

up  _^|  u

Start the built in PHP Spry Server.

Examples:

  spry up