phpgt/gtcommand

Provides the `gt` command for automating WebEngine development.

gtcommand's Issues

Need to complete "gt run" step after creating

Currently, the "perfect path" includes answering yes to "Do you want to run your application now?", but this is currently unimplemented.

Specify logging level in config

Currently everything is output, but it would be great to only show INFO and below, for example.

gt init - existing directory structure

This is just an alternative to gt create, but it would be useful when teaching, because page/index.html will be viewable in a browser without a server, but as soon as you want to do anything dynamic, gt init and gt run will be required.

Update message

When the repo is 3 days old (pre-release) or 30 days old (production), display a message in the terminal:

The gt command was last updated X days ago - run "gt self-update" to update.

How should failures be handled?

gt serve commonly fails for me, if I've left another server running somewhere... but the error isn't handled, so it needs thinking about.

Dependabot

Dependabot needs to be tamed, as per PhpGt/WebEngine#568

gt create doesn't check for composer's exit code

If there's a failure creating the project, this should trip the gt create process up - instead it continues as if there wasn't an issue.

migrate: update dependencies

The PHP.Gt/Database package is ahead of the gt migrate command, and we're missing some vital features for using SQLite.

Can't create an application with hyphen in its name

Underscores are OK, but hyphens should be allowed.

Cloudlinux OS setup - failing due to missing `readLine`

gt create
What is the name of your project? (This will name its directory)
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method Gt\GtCommand\Command\CreateCommand::readLine() in /home/user/.composer/vendor/phpgt/gtcommand/src/Command/CreateCommand.php:24
Stack trace:
#0 /home/user/.composer/vendor/phpgt/cli/src/Application.php(99): Gt\GtCommand\Command\CreateCommand->run()
#1 /home/user/.composer/vendor/phpgt/gtcommand/bin/gt(34): Gt\Cli\Application->run()
#2 /home/user/.composer/vendor/bin/gt(119): include('...')
#3 {main}
thrown in /home/user/.composer/vendor/phpgt/gtcommand/src/Command/CreateCommand.php on line 24

gt build
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method Gt\Build\Cli\RunCommand::setStream() in /home/divorakn/.composer/vendor/phpgt/gtcommand/src/Command/AbstractProxyCommand.php:11
Stack trace:
#0 /home/user/.composer/vendor/phpgt/gtcommand/src/Command/BuildCommand.php(16): Gt\GtCommand\Command\AbstractProxyCommand->run()
#1 /home/user/.composer/vendor/phpgt/cli/src/Application.php(99): Gt\GtCommand\Command\BuildCommand->run()
#2 /home/user/.composer/vendor/phpgt/gtcommand/bin/gt(34): Gt\Cli\Application->run()
#3 /home/user/.composer/vendor/bin/gt(119): include('...')
#4 {main}
thrown in /home/user/.composer/vendor/phpgt/gtcommand/src/Command/AbstractProxyCommand.php on line 11

Add WebEngine's default build.json to `build` command

Provide `gt` as a file, to allow running without composer being made global

When the app is installed, it should place gt as a file in the root directory, so the developer can run php gt something

gt deploy

The holy grail...