Minicli Sandbox (PHP 8)

This is a PHP 8 Sandbox forked from erikaheidi/php8-sandbox, including a basic Minicli demo that you can use for experimentation.

Setting Up

First clone this repository, then run:

docker-compose up -d

Once the container is up, run Composer to install Minicli:

docker-compose exec app composer install

Then, you can run the demo with:

docker-compose exec app php minicli debug

If you want to access the container, you can do so with:

docker-compose exec app bash

This will give you a shell on the PHP 8 sandbox. Vim is installed for quick edits inside the container.

You can also use your regular IDE on the host system to edit files located in this directory, since the Docker Compose setup creates a volume sharing the current folder with the remote user's home directory.

The included minicli file is a command-line PHP script restricted to execution from a command-line environment.

This demo application creates a command called debug that is set up as an anonymous function. This is the complete code:

#!/usr/bin/env php
<?php

if (php_sapi_name() !== 'cli') {
    exit;
}

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

use Minicli\App;
use Minicli\Command\CommandCall;

$app = new App();

$app->setSignature('./minicli debug');

$app->registerCommand('debug', function(CommandCall $input) use($app) {
    $printer = $app->getPrinter();
    $printer->info("Minicli 2.0 Sandbox", true);
    $printer->info("System info: PHP " . PHP_VERSION . PHP_EXTRA_VERSION);
    $printer->success("Input info:");

    var_dump($input);

    $printer->display("Check https://docs.minicli.dev for documentation.");
});

$app->runCommand($argv);

To learn more about the different ways in which you can create commands, including how to use Command Namespaces for subcommands, check the official documentation.