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Zend Framework from the Command Line (Zend Framework Party Tricks)
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Zend Framework from the Command Line

(Zend Framework Party Tricks)

Three ways

Three ways

The Easy Way

Three ways

The Easy Way The Hard Way

Three ways

The Easy Way The Hard Way The Stupid Way

The Easy Way

curl, wget, etc. Handy tools

The Easy Way

curl, wget, etc. Handy tools Easy to “cron” a process

The Easy Way

curl, wget, etc. Handy tools Easy to “cron” a process Unnecessary overhead

The Hard Way

Zend Tool Good tool for what it does

The Hard Way

Zend Tool Good tool for what it does Easy to get started

The Hard Way

Zend Tool Good tool for what it does Easy to get started Difficult to extend

The Hard Way

Zend Tool Good tool for what it does Easy to get started Difficult to extend Not designed for the types of tasks we are

trying to solve.

The Stupid Way

My Way

The Stupid Way

My Way Real cli applications but written using

Zend Framework and MVC (Well, M&C, there’s not much V)

Why My Way

No new skills to learn

Why My Way

No new skills to learn All your favorite friends are there

Why My Way

No new skills to learn All your favorite friends are there Easy to repurpose code

Clearing the Cache

From the Masterwork “Guide to Programming with Zend Framework”

Clearing the Cache

From the Masterwork “Guide to Programming with Zend Framework”

Using existing code and methods from the cli

Clearing the Cache

From the Masterwork “Guide to Programming with Zend Framework”

Using existing code and methods from the cli

My first attempt at a cli using ZF.

Show Code Here

clearCache.phpCal/Request/Cli.php

Cal/Router.php

makeDomain

Scratches an itch

makeDomain

Scratches an itch Must be run as root because it restarts

services

makeDomain

Scratches an itch Must be run as root because it restarts

services Very specific tool but solves a specific

problem.

Show Code Here

makeDomain.php

Questions?

Who Am I?

Cal EvansDirector of the PCE, Ibuildings

http://techportal.ibuildings.comhttp://blog.calevans.comhttp://twitter.com/[email protected]@calevans.comAIM:[email protected]: cevans-ibuildings


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