Anonymous commands cannot be called by name:
php
protected function configure()
{
$this
->beginCommand('add')
->markAnonymous()
->addArgument('host', Argument::REQUIRED)
->end()
...
;
}
The name "add" is given to the command only to access the command later
on. Since the command is anonymous, the name cannot be passed when
when calling the command:
php
$ ./console add localhost
Instead, the command should be called without name:
php
$ ./console localhost
| public markAnonymous ( ) : static | ||
| return | static | The current instance. |
public function testBuildAnonymousArgsFormat()
{
$baseFormat = new ArgsFormat();
$this->config->setName('command');
$this->config->setAliases(array('alias1', 'alias2'));
$this->config->addOption('option');
$this->config->addArgument('argument');
$this->config->markAnonymous();
$expected = ArgsFormat::build($baseFormat)->addArgument(new Argument('argument'))->addOption(new Option('option'))->getFormat();
$this->assertEquals($expected, $this->config->buildArgsFormat($baseFormat));
}
public function testHasNoNamedCommands()
{
$config = new CommandConfig('command');
$config->markAnonymous();
$this->config->addCommandConfig($config);
$application = new ConsoleApplication($this->config);
$this->assertFalse($application->hasNamedCommands());
}
