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Package magento2-shell
Short Description Adds magento 1 shell like functionallity
License MIT
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Magento 2 Shell
Creating a new console action can be overkill from time to time. Sometimes we just want to run a simple script on our magento application for example to test some code or run a one time action.
This package allows you to run actions on your magento installation like we did on magento 1.
Install
Install the package
Copy the shell folder from this package to your magento 2 root
Usage
Set Area code
The area code defaults to global.
To use a different area code you can set it by overwriting the protected $appAreaCode; in your shell script
The following areas can be set:
\Magento\Framework\App\Area::AREA_GLOBALor'global'\Magento\Framework\App\Area::AREA_FRONTENDor'frontend'\Magento\Framework\App\Area::AREA_ADMINHTMLor'adminhtml'\Magento\Framework\App\Area::AREA_DOCor'doc'\Magento\Framework\App\Area::AREA_CRONTABor'crontab'\Magento\Framework\App\Area::AREA_WEBAPI_RESTor'webapi_rest'\Magento\Framework\App\Area::AREA_WEBAPI_SOAPor'webapi_soap'\Magento\Framework\App\Area::AREA_GRAPHQLor'graphql'
Set Is Secure
Some magento actions for instance removing products are required to be executed in a secure area next to being executed
in the adminhtml area. Use protected function setIsSecureArea($isSecure) to set wether the current area is secure or not.
Instantiate object
- Create a instance:
public function createInstance($type, array $arguments = []) - Get a instance:
public function getInstance($type) - Get the object manager:
public function getObjectManager()
Use dependency injection.
The dependency injection uses the public function getInstance($type) to load your dependency.
If you want to create a new instance, inject a factory for the object you are trying to create and use its create method
or use the createInstance method instead of dependency injection
Export data to csv, xml, json
Read data from csv, xml, json
Excecute sql querys
You can run sql queries with the standard \Magento\Framework\DB\Adapter\AdapterInterface
Write output to a log file
You can write output to a log file using monologger. To set your log file name overwrite the protected $logFileName.
When this variable is not set, your class name will be converted from PascalCase to lowercase seperated with dashes.
To write output to your log use the protected $logger
All log files are placed in {magento_root}/var/log/shell/ by default. To specify your own log file path overwrite the protected $logFilePath variable.
Write output to terminal
Available in the shell is the symfony console output class.
This can be used directly by accessing the protected $consoleOutput. Or if you just want to write (a line) you can use the
public functions write($messages, $newLine = true, $options = OutputInterface::OUTPUT_NORMAL) and writeln($message, $options = OutputInterface::OUTPUT_NORMAL)
