sandrokeil/interop-config
Framework-agnostic PHP library for configuration-driven factories. Validates config structure, merges defaults, enforces required options, reduces factory boilerplate, supports auto-discovery of factories, and can generate configuration files from factory classes.
Starting in 2.1.0, interop-config began shipping with console tools.
To get an overview of available commands run in your CLI ./vendor/bin/interop-config help. This displays the following help message.
Usage:
command [options] [arguments]
Options:
-h, --help, help Display this help message
Available commands:
generate-config Generates options for the provided class name
display-config Displays current options for the provided class name
The generate-config command is pretty handy. It has never been so easy to create the configuration for a class which
uses one of the Interop\Config interfaces. Depending on implemented interfaces, a wizard will ask you for the option values.
It is also possible to update your current configuration. The value in brackets is used, if input is blank.
Usage:
generate-config [options] [<configFile>] [<className>]
Options:
-h, --help, help Display this help message
Arguments:
configFile Path to a config file or php://stdout for which to generate options.
className Name of the class to reflect and for which to generate options.
Reads the provided configuration file (creating it if it does not exist), and injects it with options for the provided
class name, writing the changes back to the file.
If your PHP config file is in the folder config/global.php and you have a class My\AwesomeFactory then you run
$ ./vendor/bin/interop-config generate-config config/global.php "My\AwesomeFactory"
You can also see which options are set in the configuration file for a factory. If multiple configurations are supported
through the Interop\Config\RequiresConfigId you can enter a config id or leave it blank to display all configurations.
Usage:
display-config [options] [<configFile>] [<className>]
Options:
-h, --help, help Display this help message
Arguments:
configFile Path to a config file for which to display options. It must return an array / ArrayObject.
className Name of the class to reflect and for which to display options.
Reads the provided configuration file and displays options for the provided class name.
If your PHP config file is in the folder config/global.php and you have a class My\AwesomeFactory then you run
$ ./vendor/bin/interop-config display-config config/global.php "My\AwesomeFactory"
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