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Informations about the package sf-db-cmd
Symfony Db Command
Description
A copy / adaptation of laravel/framework DbCommand
- used to easily access your DB with a command line interface,
- based on symfony/console, symfony/process & doctrine/orm libraries.
Installation
First, add the dependency in your project.
Then add the following line in your config/bundles.php file.
Usage
Limitations
This command was only tested with pdo_mysql & pdo_sqlite at this time in interactive mode at this time.
Contributions
- First, please use conventional commit,
- then, submit your Pull Request onto the GitHub Repo,
- and we will see 😋.
Known issues
If you get the following message:
- Ensure
/dev/ttyis writable in shell mode (echo foobar >> /dev/tty). - Ensure you are on unix based OS (
/is the directory separator). - Ensure PHP is able to write in
/dev/tty(`) If the latest test fails: add ':/dev/tty' to theopen_basedirconfig in yourphp.ini`.
All versions of sf-db-cmd with dependencies
PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires
php Version
>=8.2
symfony/console Version ^7.1
symfony/service-contracts Version ^3.5
symfony/process Version ^7.1
symfony/doctrine-bridge Version ^7.1
doctrine/orm Version ^3.2
symfony/http-kernel Version ^7.1
symfony/dependency-injection Version ^7.1
symfony/console Version ^7.1
symfony/service-contracts Version ^3.5
symfony/process Version ^7.1
symfony/doctrine-bridge Version ^7.1
doctrine/orm Version ^3.2
symfony/http-kernel Version ^7.1
symfony/dependency-injection Version ^7.1
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