/**
* Class constructor for your command
*
* If you need to override the constructor, be sure
* to keep the call to the parent constructor in place.
* The $opts and $args params are automatically given to the constructor
* by the main GR object and they are stored to $this->opts.
* and $this->args respectively. These are associative array of the
* arguments passed via the command line.
*
* Eg. `gr example -f -b bar-value arg1 arg2` will create $opts as
* Array [
* foo => 1
* bar => bar-value
* ]
* and $args as
* Array [
* [0] => arg1,
* [1] => arg2
* ]
* See the option_kit method below for more info on how
* to define your options
*/
public function __construct($opts = false, $args = false)
{
parent::__construct($opts, $args);
if (isset($opts['help'])) {
return true;
}
}
public function __construct($opts = FALSE, $args = FALSE)
{
parent::__construct($opts, $args);
$this->site_info = new \GR\SiteInfo();
$this->type = \GR\Hash::fetch($opts, 'type', $this->site_info->environment);
$this->set_database_credentials();
$this->domain = \GR\Hash::fetch($opts, 'domain', 'giantrabbit.com');
$process_user = posix_getpwuid(posix_geteuid());
$this->alias = \GR\Hash::fetch($opts, 'alias', $process_user['name']);
}
public function __construct($opts, $args)
{
parent::__construct($opts, $args);
$input_file_name = \GR\Hash::fetch($args, 0);
if (!$input_file_name && !$opts['help']) {
throw new \Exception("This command takes one argument - the path to the file to be stripped.");
}
$this->input_file_name = $input_file_name;
$this->output_file_name = NULL;
if (isset($this->opts['output'])) {
$this->output_file_name = $this->opts['output'];
}
}
public function __construct($opts = false, $args = false)
{
parent::__construct($opts, $args);
$this->directory = realpath(\GR\Hash::fetch($opts, 'directory', '.'));
$this->site_info = new \GR\SiteInfo($this->directory);
$process_user = posix_getpwuid(posix_geteuid());
$this->user = \GR\Hash::fetch($opts, 'user', $process_user['name']);
$this->group = \GR\Hash::fetch($opts, 'group', 'giantrabbit');
$this->web_user = \GR\Hash::fetch($opts, 'web-user', 'www-data');
// @todo figure out why the optionkit parser won't take multiple values here
$addl_files = \GR\Hash::fetch($opts, 'additional-site-files');
if ($addl_files) {
trigger_error("set-perms cannot currently accept more than one value for --additional-site-files\n", E_USER_NOTICE);
$this->site_info->web_writeable_paths = array_merge($this->site_info->web_writeable_paths, $addl_files);
}
}
/**
* Class constructor for your command
*
* If you need to override the constructor, be sure
* to keep the call to the parent constructor in place.
* The $opts and $args params are automatically given to the constructor
* by the main GR object and they are stored to $this->opts.
* and $this->args respectively. These are associative array of the
* arguments passed via the command line.
*
* Eg. `gr example -f -b bar-value arg1 arg2` will create $opts as
* Array [
* foo => 1
* bar => bar-value
* ]
* and $args as
* Array [
* [0] => arg1,
* [1] => arg2
* ]
* See the option_kit method below for more info on how
* to define your options
*/
public function __construct($opts = false, $args = false)
{
parent::__construct($opts, $args);
$pars = \GR\Hash::fetch($args, 0);
$this->num_pars = (int) $pars ?: 4;
}
public function __construct($opts, $args)
{
parent::__construct($opts, $args);
$this->site_info = new \GR\SiteInfo();
}
public function __construct($opts = array(), $args = FALSE)
{
parent::__construct($opts, $args);
$this->root = \GR\Hash::fetch($opts, 'root');
}
/**
* Class constructor for your command
*
* If you need to override the constructor, be sure
* to keep the call to the parent constructor in place.
* The $opts and $args params are automatically given to the constructor
* by the main GR object and they are stored to $this->opts.
* and $this->args respectively. These are associative array of the
* arguments passed via the command line.
*
* Eg. `gr example -f -b bar-value arg1 arg2` will create $opts as
* Array [
* foo => 1
* bar => bar-value
* ]
* and $args as
* Array [
* [0] => arg1,
* [1] => arg2
* ]
* See the option_kit method below for more info on how
* to define your options
*/
public function __construct($opts = false, $args = false)
{
parent::__construct($opts, $args);
}
