RockShell - a ProcessWire Commandline Companion ⌨️

[bernhard]

RockShell v2.0.0 is out.

It's been in development for quite a long time and I use it on a daily basis. 

This module is a little special, as it has to be placed in the PW root folder (not in /site/modules). From there you can then call the shell interface via "php RockShell/rockshell"

You can then use the "symlink" command to create a symlink in the root folder. After that you can call rockshell via "php rock" in the pw root folder.

I've made it as easy as possible to create custom commands - you only need one config() and one handle() method!

https://github.com/baumrock/RockShell/

[bernhard]

v2.1.0 is out 😎🚀

v2.1.0 Latest

 

 

Bug Fixes

• command db:pull using old syntax (52f78e4)
• install command not working for dotnetic (2a68b11)
• rename rockshell to rock everywhere and update readme (2697bd6)

Features

• add DbDownload command (2e91be7)
• add warning if PHP version is too low (a8caca8)

We have a new db:download command and I created an alias for my laptop so that I can simply call "rockshell db:pull staging" instead of "ddev php rock db:pull staging" which is really nice if you use it often.

[Spinbox]

Awesome stuff @bernhard I have incorperated rockshell to my workflow (together with ddev, thanks for that video, just found it). Togerther with RockMigrations they are a great improvement.

A thing I noticed it doesn't delete install file and folder (and also non-used site profile, though I'm not sure the default installation deletes these)

[bernhard]

Great to hear that, thx for letting me know 🙂 Did you create an alias? That's really great. Then you can simply type "rockshell" and it will execute "ddev php rock ..."

[Spinbox]

Yes, I have added rockshell alias, and a function to make it some less effort to get default setup.

function setup_spinbox_project() {
    # Convert project name to lowercase
    local project_name=$(echo "$1" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')

    # Check if project name is provided
    if [[ -z "$project_name" ]]; then
        echo "Please provide a project name."
        return 1
    fi

    # Clone the repository and check for success
    git clone git@gitlab.com:#############################.git "$project_name"
    if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
        echo "Failed to clone the repository. Check your access rights."
        return 1
    fi

    # Change to the project directory
    cd "$project_name" || return

    # Run ddev config
    ddev config

    # Automatically add phpMyAdmin to .ddev/config.yaml
    echo "services:" >> .ddev/config.yaml
    echo "  phpmyadmin:" >> .ddev/config.yaml
    echo "    type: phpmyadmin" >> .ddev/config.yaml
    echo "    port: 8036" >> .ddev/config.yaml

    # Start ddev
    ddev start

    # Run RockShell commands
    rockshell pw:download
    rockshell pw:install

    echo "Setup for $project_name complete."
}

 

[bernhard]

Nice 😎 Why are you adding phpmyadmin? Isn't that a ddev default anyhow? 

45 minutes ago, Spinbox said:

A thing I noticed it doesn't delete install file and folder (and also non-used site profile, though I'm not sure the default installation deletes these)

And could you please give me some more details if there's something that should be fixed here?

[Spinbox]

19 minutes ago, bernhard said:

Nice 😎 Why are you adding phpmyadmin? Isn't that a ddev default anyhow? 

1 hour ago, Spinbox said:

It isn't anymore. but the following code can be changed for ddev get ddev/ddev-phpmyadmin

  # Automatically add phpMyAdmin to .ddev/config.yaml
    echo "services:" >> .ddev/config.yaml
    echo "  phpmyadmin:" >> .ddev/config.yaml
    echo "    type: phpmyadmin" >> .ddev/config.yaml
    echo "    port: 8036" >> .ddev/config.yaml

• When you have to choose Timezone you have to set an integer (god knows which), instead of for example Europe/Amsterdam

• 19 minutes ago, bernhard said:

  And could you please give me some more details if there's something that should be fixed here?

  I will try to look into the specifics

[bernhard]

Ok thx, I was just curious. I'm not adding phpmyadmin in my setup. I'm always using Adminer that comes with tracy debugger 🙂 

[Spinbox]

It's probably easier to use Adminer (since I also use tracy). I have been using phpmyadmin for so long that I didn't think about alternatives 🙂 

I have tried to get the pw:install command working. It looks like the stepAdmin data isn't being saved (url, user credentials,) or executed properly, the install files don't get deleted either.
owever, this does work when I use them as options --name=Name etc. Not sure why that is.

After some more testing I found out I actually didn't delete the previous databases these tries. My bad.

Edited November 23 by Spinbox