Custom Commands

While the Bakery CLI tool comes with great built-in commands, your Sprinkles can also take advantage of the Bakery by adding their own cli commands.

Writing custom commands

Your Sprinkle Recipe can register any class extending the \Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command class and implementing the configure and execute methods. Each registered command will then be automatically added to the list of available commands.

The configure method takes care of defining your command name and description. See Configuring the Command from the Symfony documentation for more details. Arguments and options can also be defined in the configure method. Again, the Symfony documentation is the place to look for more information on this.

The execute method is the one called when the command is executed. From there you can interact with the user, interact with UserFrosting or do whatever else you want to do. You can also add your own methods inside this class and access them from the execute method.

Interacting with the user

Interacting with the user can be done with the SymfonyStyle instance defined in $this->io when the \UserFrosting\Bakery\WithSymfonyStyle trait is used. For a complete list of available IO methods, check out the Symfony documentation.

Interacting with UserFrosting

The UserFrosting service providers can be injected using the PHP-DI #[Inject] PHP Attribute or via the constructor method with Autowiring.

Because all Bakery commands extend a base class originating from Symfony, don't forget to call the parent constructor when injecting dependency through autowiring in the constructor. For example, to inject EventDispatcherInterface:

public function __construct(
    protected EventDispatcherInterface $eventDispatcher
) {
    parent::__construct(); // <-- Don't forget to add this !
}

In all cases, Bakery command classes will be instantiated by the DI Container, and all dependency will be properly injected at run time.

Command Class Template

This template can be used to create new commands. Don't forget to substitute the namespace with your own.

<?php

namespace UserFrosting\App\Bakery;

use Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Output\OutputInterface;
use UserFrosting\Bakery\WithSymfonyStyle;

/**
 * Sample Bakery command.
 */
class HelloCommand extends Command
{
    use WithSymfonyStyle;

    protected function configure(): void
    {
        $this->setName('hello')
             ->setDescription('Show hello world message');
    }

    protected function execute(InputInterface $input, OutputInterface $output)
    {
        $this->io->title('Hello !');
        $this->io->success('Hello world');

        return self::SUCCESS;
    }
}

Now, you simply need to register your command in your Sprinkle Recipe. First, declare your recipe implement Bakery feature by adding the BakeryRecipe implementation. Then, register your command in the getBakeryCommands() method. Don't forget to import your class :

<?php

namespace UserFrosting\App;

// ... 
use UserFrosting\App\Bakery\HelloCommand; // <-- Add this
// ...
use UserFrosting\Sprinkle\BakeryRecipe; // <-- Add this
// ...

class MyApp implements
    SprinkleRecipe,
    BakeryRecipe // <-- Add this
{
    // ...

    // Add this -->
    public function getBakeryCommands(): array
    {
        return [
            HelloCommand::class,
        ];
    }
    //<--

    // ...
}

The command can now be used:

Command:

$ php bakery hello

Result:

Hello !
=======

 [OK] Hello world