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Informations about the package cli

slug: cli title: CLI install: wp-php-toolkit/cli

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POSIX-style argument parser. Long options, short bundles, inline values, positional args — one static call.

Why this exists

Real CLI tools in PHP usually mean either pulling in symfony/console (and the transitive dependencies that come with it) or hand-rolling argv parsing that breaks the first time someone writes -vvv or --port=8080. The toolkit's CLI class is one static method, no dependencies, and handles the POSIX shapes you actually see.

Parse a single flag

The smallest useful invocation: one boolean flag, one positional. Each option is a four-tuple of [ short, has_value, default, description ].

Mix values, flags, and bundles

The parser accepts --port 8080, --port=8080, -p 8080, and -p=8080. It also expands bundled boolean shorts such as -afv.

Validate required options

The parser fills in defaults but never enforces "required". Check for null after parsing — full control over the error message.

Generate --help from definitions

Because each option carries its own description, you can render help text by walking the same definitions you parse with. No second source of truth.

Git-style subcommands

To build a tool with subcommands like mytool deploy, peel the first positional off argv, dispatch, and parse the rest with a per-command option set.

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Requires php Version >=7.2
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