/**
* Starts the shell.
*/
public function actionRun()
{
$vars = get_defined_vars();
$vars['this'] = Yii::$app;
$sh = new \Psy\Shell();
$sh->setScopeVariables($vars);
$sh->run();
return self::EXIT_CODE_NORMAL;
}
protected function execute(InputInterface $input, OutputInterface $output)
{
$this->boot($input, $output);
$cv = new Application();
$sh = new \Psy\Shell();
$sh->addCommands($cv->createCommands());
// When I try making a new matcher, it doesn't seem to get called.
//$sh->addTabCompletionMatchers(array(
// new ApiMatcher(),
//));
$sh->run();
}
/**
* Invoke a Psy Shell from the current context.
*
* For example:
*
* foreach ($items as $item) {
* \Psy\Shell::debug(get_defined_vars());
* }
*
* If you would like your shell interaction to affect the state of the
* current context, you can extract() the values returned from this call:
*
* foreach ($items as $item) {
* extract(\Psy\Shell::debug(get_defined_vars()));
* var_dump($item); // will be whatever you set $item to in Psy Shell
* }
*
* Optionally, supply an object as the `$bind` parameter. This determines
* the value `$this` will have in the shell, and sets up class scope so that
* private and protected members are accessible:
*
* class Foo {
* function bar() {
* \Psy\Shell::debug(get_defined_vars(), $this);
* }
* }
*
* This only really works in PHP 5.4+ and HHVM 3.5+, so upgrade already.
*
* @param array $vars Scope variables from the calling context (default: array())
* @param object $bind Bound object ($this) value for the shell
*
* @return array Scope variables from the debugger session.
*/
public static function debug(array $vars = array(), $bind = null)
{
echo PHP_EOL;
if ($bind !== null) {
$vars['this'] = $bind;
}
$sh = new \Psy\Shell();
$sh->setScopeVariables($vars);
$sh->run();
return $sh->getScopeVariables();
}
#!/usr/bin/env php <?php $app = (require dirname(__DIR__) . '/app/start.php'); $app->boot(); /** * This creates a Psysh interactive PHP shell. The $app variable, which you can * use to get access to all of the application's services, is available. * * Note that you must install the psy/psysh composer package to use this feature * - it does not come installed with the framework. * * @link http://psysh.org/ */ Psy\Shell::debug(['app' => $app]);
/**
* Invoke a Psy Shell from the current context.
*
* For example:
*
* foreach ($items as $item) {
* \Psy\Shell::debug(get_defined_vars());
* }
*
* If you would like your shell interaction to affect the state of the
* current context, you can extract() the values returned from this call:
*
* foreach ($items as $item) {
* extract(\Psy\Shell::debug(get_defined_vars()));
* var_dump($item); // will be whatever you set $item to in Psy Shell
* }
*
* @param array $vars Scope variables from the calling context (default: array())
*
* @return array Scope variables from the debugger session.
*/
public static function debug(array $vars = array())
{
echo PHP_EOL;
$sh = new \Psy\Shell();
$sh->setScopeVariables($vars);
$sh->run();
return $sh->getScopeVariables();
}