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Informations about the package console
Webrium Console
The Webrium Console Commands include tools for generating files, calling methods, and managing databases. Below is a list of available commands and how to use them.
Generate a Model
The make:model command creates a new model file in the models directory. You can create either a simple model or a database-connected model.
Usage
- ModelName : The name of the model (e.g., User).
- --table|-t: Specify the database table name (e.g., users). If omitted, the model name is converted to snake_case and pluralized (e.g., User becomes users).
- --force|-f: Overwrite the model file if it already exists.
- --no-plural: Prevent adding an "s" to the table name (e.g., User stays user instead of users).
Example
Or instead of that
This creates a User.php model file in the models directory, linked to the users table.
Controller operation
Generate a Controller
The make:controller command creates a new controller file in the controllers directory.
Usage
ControllerName: The name of the controller (e.g., User). The suffix Controller is automatically added if not included.
- --force|-f: Overwrite the controller file if it already exists.
- --namespace: Specify a custom namespace (default: App\Controllers).
Example
This creates a UserController.php file in the controllers directory with the namespace App\Controllers.
Call a Controller or Model Method
The call command allows you to execute a method on a controller or model, passing optional parameters.
Usage
- Class@Method: The class and method to call (e.g., UserController@getUsers or User@getDetails).
- --params|-p: A JSON array of parameters (e.g., [1, "active"]). Defaults to an empty array.
- --model|-m: Target a model instead of a controller.
- --namespace: Specify a custom namespace (default: App\Controllers for controllers, App\Models for models).
Example
This calls the getUsers method on App\Controllers\UserController with the parameters [1, "active"].
Manage Databases
The db command provides tools to manage databases, including listing databases, viewing tables, creating databases, and deleting databases.
Usage
-
action: The action to perform:
- list: List all databases.
- tables: List tables in a database.
- create: Create a new database.
- drop: Delete a database.
- DatabaseName: The name of the database (required for create and drop).
- --use|-u: Specify a database for the tables action.
- --force|-f: Skip confirmation when dropping a database.
Examples
List all databases:
List tables in a specific database:
Create a new database:
Delete a database (with confirmation):
Manage Tables
The table command allows you to manage database tables, including viewing column details and deleting tables.
Usage
-
action: The action to perform:
- info or
columns: Display column details (name, type, null, key, default, extra). - drop: Delete the table.
- info or
- TableName: The name of the table.
- --use|-u: Specify a database.
- --force|-f: Skip confirmation when dropping a table.
Examples
View columns of a table:
Delete a table (with confirmation):
