Console Application based on Symfony Console to add a single entrypoint to execute custom commands via CLI through plugins.
Download a release here on github and install it using Joomla Installer.
php bin/console list
By default the commands are run using the Joomla "Site" application (ie: as if they where run in a component in the joomla frontend), but you can specify which application client should be used with a --client= flag.
php bin/console config --client=administrator
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php bin/console config- Dumps the configuration file in a table.+-------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Key | Value | +-------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | offline | 0 | | offline_message | Sito fuori servizio per manutenzione.<br /> Riprovare più tardi. | | display_offline_message | 1 | | offline_image | | | sitename | Joomla Commands | | editor | tinymce | | captcha | 0 | | list_limit | 20 | | access | 1 | | debug | 0 | | debug_lang | 0 | | debug_lang_const | 1 | | dbtype | mysqli | | host | localhost | | user | root | | password | | | db | joomlacommands | | dbprefix | qafxt_ | | live_site | | | secret | ukROTox5fAERUfhC | | gzip | 0 | | error_reporting | default | | helpurl | https://help.joomla.org/proxy?keyref=Help{major}{minor}:{keyref}&lang={langcode} | | ftp_host | | | ftp_port | | | ftp_user | | | ftp_pass | | | ftp_root | | | ftp_enable | 0 | | offset | UTC | | mailonline | 1 | | mailer | mail | | mailfrom | email@example.com | | fromname | Joomla Commands | | sendmail | /usr/sbin/sendmail | | smtpauth | 0 | | smtpuser | | | smtppass | | | smtphost | localhost | | smtpsecure | none | | smtpport | 25 | | caching | 0 | | cache_handler | file | | cachetime | 15 | | cache_platformprefix | 0 | | MetaDesc | | | MetaKeys | | | MetaTitle | 1 | | MetaAuthor | 1 | | MetaVersion | 0 | | robots | | | sef | 1 | | sef_rewrite | 0 | | sef_suffix | 0 | | unicodeslugs | 0 | | feed_limit | 10 | | feed_email | none | | log_path | /var/www/joomlacommands/administrator/logs | | tmp_path | /var/www/joomlacommands/tmp | | lifetime | 15 | | session_handler | database | | shared_session | 0 | +-------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
To add new commands, create a Joomla! plugin in the console group, and enable it.
Then add a onGetConsoleCommands method. That method will receive the Symfony Application as a parameter, and you can add commands to it.
You command should extend the Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command class. You also have access to the standard joomla application through the usual methods, like \JFactory::getApplication, \JFactory::getConfig() etc.
Check the Config Command Plugin as an example:
public function onGetConsoleCommands(Symfony\Component\Console\Application $console)
{
$console->addCommands([
new \Weble\JoomlaCommands\Commands\GetConfigCommand()
]);
}./build.sh