CLI Commands
Here is a list of all the commands the CLI utility supports (excluding default symfony/console commands).
Command list:
generate,gen(default)save,ssave-bundle,sb,save-bsaved,lsremove,rmvalidate,vadd,asignup,signlogin,inpublish,pubuse,u
generate, gen (default)
The generate command is the default command of the CLI tool, meaning it will be run if no command is provided (eg. vendor/bin/mtrgen or with some parameters: vendor/bin/mtrgen -p my/path/to/file.json). It is used for generating PHP files from a template or a bundle.
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vendor/bin/mtrgen generate [options] [--] [<name> [<args>...]]
gen # Alias
Arguments
name - The name of the template to generate under which it is saved in the local store. If no name is provided, the program will show you a list of all the templates you have saved in your local store and you can choose a template to generate from that list.
args - Arguments to pass to the template (key=value items separated by space). If no arguments are provided, the program will ask you to provide values for the arguments it finds when parsing the template.
Options
-p, --path - The path to a template file. You can use this instead of the name argument.
save, s
Saves a template to the local store.
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vendor/bin/mtrgen save [options] [--] <path>
s # Alias
Arguments
path - The path to a template file.
Options
-a, --alias - Alias to use instead of the name defined inside the template.
save-bundle, sb, save-b
Creates a bundle from two or more template files and add it to your local store.
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save-bundle [options] [--] <name> [<templates>...]
sb # Alias
save-b # Alias
Arguments
name - The name of the bundle.
templates - The paths to the template files separated by space.
Options
-f, --format - The file format that should be used for the bundle. Options: json|yaml|neon.
saved, ls
Lists all the templates saved in your local store.
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vendor/bin/mtrgen saved
ls # Alias
remove, rm
Removes a template or bundle from your local store.
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vendor/bin/mtrgen remove <name>
rm # Alias
Arguments
name - The name of the template or bundle to remove.
validate, v
Checks if a file is valid template or bundle.
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vendor/bin/mtrgen validate <path>
v # Alias
Arguments
path - The path to the file to validate.
add, a
Adds a template from the online registry to your local store.
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vendor/bin/mtrgen add <identifier>
a # Alias
Arguments
identifier - Full identifier of the template (vendor/name).
signup, sign
Creates new user account on the online registry.
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vendor/bin/mtrgen signup <username> <password> [<email>]
sign # Alias
Arguments
username - The username to use for the account.
password - The password to use for the account.
email (optional) - The email address to use for the account.
login, in
Logs in to the online registry.
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vendor/bin/mtrgen login [options] [--] <username> <password>
in # Alias
Arguments
username - The username to use for the account.
password - The password to use for the account.
Options
-d, --duration - The duration (in hours) for which the user should stay logged in. Use 0 to never logout (not recommended). (default=24)
publish, pub
Publishes a template to the online registry.
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vendor/bin/mtrgen publish [options] [--] [<name>]
pub # Alias
Arguments
name - The name of the template to publish. If no name is provided, the program will show you a list of all the templates you have saved in your local store and you can choose a template to publish from that list.
Options
-p, --path - The path to a template file. You can use this instead of the name argument.
use, u
Uses a template from the online registry to generate a file without saving that template locally.
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vendor/bin/mtrgen use [<identifier> [<args>...]]
u # Alias
Arguments
identifier - Full identifier of the template (vendor/name).
args - Arguments to pass to the template (key=value items separated by space). If no arguments are provided, the program will ask you to provide values for the arguments it finds when parsing the template.