Joseki/FileTemplate requires PHP 5.4 or higher.
The best way to install Joseki/FileTemplate is using Composer:
$ composer require joseki/file-templateRegister compiler extension in your config.neon:
extensions:
FileTemplate: Joseki\FileTemplate\DI\FileTemplateExtensionAdd the following to your config.neon:
extensions:
FileTemplate: Joseki\FileTemplate\DI\FileTemplateExtension
FileTemplate:
# root dir for new files
rootDir: '%appDir%' # [OPTIONAL], %appDir% is default
# list of file templates groups
commands:
example1: # group name used in command line
variables: ['CONTROL', 'NAMESPACE']
templates:
CONTROL_FILE: '%appDir%/templates/control.txt'
FACTORY_FILE: '%appDir%/templates/factory.txt'
TEMPLATE_FILE: '%appDir%/templates/template.txt'
defaults: # [OPTIONAL] default values for variables
CONTROL_FILE: '${CONTROL}.php'
FACTORY_FILE: '${CONTROL}Factory.php'
TEMPLATE_FILE: template.latteapp/console joseki:file-template COMMAND [--dir=RELATIVE_DIRECTORY]for example:
app/console joseki:file-template example1Suppose that variables ${CONTROL} = Hello and ${NAMESPACE} = Foo, then the previous command will create these files:
- %appDir%/Foo/Hello.php
- %appDir%/Foo/HelloFactory.php
- %appDir%/Foo/template.latte
and when a directory is specified:
app/console joseki:file-template example1 --dir=MyApplication/Auth...these files will be created:
- %appDir%/MyApplication/Auth/Hello.php
- %appDir%/MyApplication/Auth/HelloFactory.php
- %appDir%/MyApplication/Auth/template.latte
NOTE: you will be prompted to define your file template variables
NOTE: this extension should be compatible with Joseki/Console and Kdyby/Console.
