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elbakerino/console
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PHP Console with DI and Annotations, based on GetOpt.php

0.9.0(6y ago)16MITPHPPHP >=7.3

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PHP Console with DI and Annotations
===================================

[](#php-console-with-di-and-annotations)

Build PHP Console applications with Dependency Injection and Annotations.

Setup app skeleton and install dependencies with [composer](https://getcomposer.org/):

```
composer create-project elbakerino/console

```

That's it - ready to code!

**Run demo commands:**

```
# get help
php cli -h

# how to access operands, see `Commands\Demo->handle`
php cli demo
php cli demo World
php cli demo:welcome
php cli demo:bye

```

For [Docker](https://www.docker.com/), download repository and spin up services:

```
git clone https://github.com/elbakerino/console-di-annotations.git

docker-compose up

# open second terminal:
# open `bash` in docker service `app` with user `www-data`
docker-compose exec -u www-data app bash
composer install

```

Command Setup
-------------

[](#command-setup)

At [\_commands.php](_commands.php) demo [GetOpt-PHP](http://getopt-php.github.io/getopt-php/commands.html) commands are registered with inline documentation.

Here also the commands are registered for found annotations.

For only manual command, it's as short as:

```