broeser/madpiper

MadPiper lets you create piped cli commands with a fluent interface

MadPiper

MadPiper lets you create piped cli commands with a fluent interface., _(*1)

, _(*2)

Goals

• MadPiper shall be easy to use and easy to learn

Installation

MadPiper works with PHP 5.4, 5.5., 5.6 and 7.0., _(*3)

The package can be installed via composer:, _(*4)

composer require broeser/madpiper, _(*5)

Check your safe mode settings and restrictions, in case you want to execute commands generated with MadPiper., _(*6)

How to use

You can use MadPiper like this:, _(*7)

<?php
$madPiperCommand = new MadPiper\Command();

exec($madPiperCommand
    ->ps('u')
    ->grep('COMMAND')
);

Which will execute this (not very useful) command:, _(*8)

ps u|grep COMMAND, _(*9)

Note that neither ps() nor grep() are predefined methods, you can use almost any command you can imagine with as many arguments as you want., _(*10)

<?php
$madPiperCommand = new MadPiper\Command();

exec($madPiperCommand
    ->ls('-ls', 'R*')
    ->…
);

MadPiper does not execute, ist just returns the command as string. That means, that it should be easy to use MadPiper in your own project and with almost any framework., _(*11)

MadPiper currently does not escape arguments., _(*12)

Contributing?

Yes, please!, _(*13)

See CONTRIBUTING.md for details and/or open an issue with your questions., _(*14)

Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms., _(*15)

MadPiper?

A pun on the pipe-character | and the fact, that this project is slightly mad., _(*16)