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Package console
Short Description Console command library for Hydra PHP framework
License MIT
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Hydra Console
The framework's batteries-included console commands — the generic verbs every
Hydra app needs, lifted out of the app skeleton so two projects don't carry two
copies. This package ships the commands; the app owns its bin/console
entrypoint, wires them to its composition root, and adds its own app-specific
generators.
There is no ServiceProvider and no seam to register. A command is a plain
Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command; the app constructs each one with the
dependencies it needs and hands it to a Symfony\Component\Console\Application.
The package exists to be new-ed, not bound.
What ships here
| Command | Class | Needs |
|---|---|---|
key:generate |
KeyGenerateCommand |
a path to .env |
make:migration |
MakeMigrationCommand |
a migrations directory |
route:cache |
RouteCacheCommand |
Hydra\Http\RouteCache + a controller list |
route:cache:clear |
RouteCacheClearCommand |
Hydra\Http\RouteCache |
migrate:run |
MigrateRunCommand |
Hydra\Database\MigrationRunner |
migrate:fresh |
MigrateFreshCommand |
a MigrationRunner + the debug flag |
migrate:status |
MigrateStatusCommand |
a MigrationRunner |
Every dependency is a constructor argument — a path, a list, an already-built collaborator. Nothing is resolved from a container in here, so the same command is trivially testable against a temp file or in-memory sqlite.
The MakeClassCommand seam
MakeClassCommand is the abstract base the class-emitting generators share. It
owns the mechanics — turn a loose name into a PascalCase class (appending a fixed
suffix if missing), refuse to clobber an existing file without --force, write
the rendered stub. Subclasses supply only the policy: the target directory, the
suffix, and the file body.
The app's own generators live in the app, because their stubs are
app-namespaced (a make:controller emits into App\Controllers). They extend
this base:
Wiring it up
The app's bin/console builds the composition root and constructs commands from
it. DB-free commands are added eagerly; the migrate:* commands are loaded
lazily through a FactoryCommandLoader so the database is only touched when one
of them actually runs:
All versions of console with dependencies
symfony/console Version ^7.0
hydrakit/http Version ^0.2
hydrakit/database Version ^0.2