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Informations about the package simple-command-factory
Simple Command Factory
scf is a simple, small, lightweight command factory. It comes with a command to help boilerplate the creation of more commands, and enough features to get more small tasks completed. Feel free to create issues / contribute!.
Quick Highlight
- I am using this in some current home projects I work on, so I will make sure to maintain package stablility starting at v1.0.0
- This was inspired by Laravels Artisan command and the Symfony Command line packages as well.
Install:
After that, feel free to start creating commands:
Running the command above will result in this output:
Which creates a file like this:
Example command class:
This repo ships with an example command already set up in the App\Commands namespace.
Feel free to use it!
Before we can use this, make sure we register it in App\Kernel.
In Kernel.php:
...
Example usage:
Once you register that new commands in the Kernel you will be able to see them inside of the help message
Example help:
Documentation
Somethings that may not have been shown in the examples above:
- Colored text in command classes
$this->output('string', TextColor::CYAN);$this->warn('Outputs yellow text');$this->success('Outputs green text');$this->error('Outputs red text');$this->error('String', true); // True will log the string as well
Coming Soon
- A way to set command line arguments as required and some sort of type inforcer to some extent.
