Parameter Parser is a simple library used to parse intricate parameters from an array of strings.
Hint: Parameter Parser is available through Composer.
composer require nafisc/parameterparser
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- Parse command line parameters.
- Assign aliases to parameters.
- Custom closures for each command line parameter.
- Variadic closure support for arguments taking more than one value.
- Customize the way the command line is parsed.
// Initialize a new Cluster
$parameters = new Cluster();
// Add a Parameter to the Cluster
$parameter = parameter('-', 'name', function ($name) {
return $name;
});
$parameter->setRequired(true)
->setDescription('Your name.');
$parameters->add($parameter);
// Create a new Parser using the Cluster
$parser = new Parser($argv, $parameters);
// Parse the parameters using the Parser.
$results = $parser->parse();
// Verify that the parameters were valid after parsing.
if (! $parser->isValid()) {
// Since it was not valid, output usage.
$parameters->printFullUsage(
"Parameter Parser",
"An advanced parameter parser for PHP",
"v1.0.0"
);
} else {
// Retrieve the name from the results
$name = $results['name'];
// Output the name
echo 'Your name is ' . $name . PHP_EOL;
}
~/ php test.php -name 'Nathan Fiscaletti'
Your name is Nathan Fiscaletti