zendframework/zend-expressive-tooling

Migration and development tooling for Expressive

zend-expressive-tooling

Repository abandoned 2019-12-31

This repository has moved to mezzio/mezzio-tooling., _(*1)

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Migration and development tools for Expressive., _(*3)

Installation

Install via composer:, _(*4)

$ composer require --dev zendframework/zend-expressive-tooling

expressive Tool

• vendor/bin/expressive: Entry point for all tooling. Currently exposes the following:, _(*5)

  • action:create: Create an action class file; this is an alias for the handler:create command, listed below.
  • factory:create: Create a factory class file for the named class. The class file is created in the same directory as the class specified.
  • handler:create: Create a PSR-15 request handler class file. Also generates a factory for the generated class, and, if a template renderer is registered with the application container, generates a template and modifies the class to render it into a zend-diactoros HtmlResponse.
  • middleware:create: Create a PSR-15 middleware class file.
  • migrate:interop-middleware: Migrate interop middlewares and delegators to PSR-15 middlewares and request handlers.
  • migrate:middleware-to-request-handler: Migrate PSR-15 middlewares to request handlers.
  • module:create: Create and register a middleware module with the application.
  • module:deregister: Deregister a middleware module from the application.
  • module:register: Register a middleware module with the application.

Configurable command option values

If the --modules-path of your project is not under src, you can either provide the path via the --modules-path command-line option, or configure it within your application configuration. By adding the changed path to your application configuration, you can omit the need to use the --modules-path option during cli execution for the various module:* commands., _(*6)

// In config/autoload/application.global.php:

<?php

declare(strict_types = 1);

use Zend\Expressive\Tooling\Module\CommandCommonOptions;

return [
    /* ... */
    CommandCommonOptions::class => [
        '--modules-path' => 'custom-directory',
    ],
];