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Add custom commands

Christian Münch edited this page Oct 19, 2016 · 5 revisions

You can assign your own symfony2 commands to n98-magerun2.

  1. Add the folder which contains your custom commands to the autoloader.
  2. Register Commands

The config file must be placed in your home directory with the name ~/.n98-magerun2.yaml.

It's also possible (since version 1.36.0) to place a config in your magento installation to add custom project based command. Create config and save it as app/etc/n98-magerun2.yaml. The project config can use the variable %root% to get magento root folder dynamically.

Since version 1.72.0 it's possible to structure commands in modules. See Modules.

Config

.. code-block:: yaml

autoloaders: # Namespace => path to your libs MyCommandNamespace: /home/myuser/lib

# or in project based config i.e.: 
# MyCommandNamespace: %root%/lib

commands:
customCommands: - MyCommandNamespace\FooCommand

# optional command config
MyCommandNamespace\FooCommand:
  bar: zoz

Example Command

.. code-block:: php

setName('foo') ->setDescription('Foo test command') ; } /** * @param \Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputInterface $input * @param \Symfony\Component\Console\Output\OutputInterface $output * @return int|void */ protected function execute(InputInterface $input, OutputInterface $output) { $this->detectMagento($output); if ($this->initMagento()) { var_dump($this->getCommandConfig()); $output->writeln(__DIR__ . ' -> ' . __CLASS__); } } } Run an existing command in a command ------------------------------------ .. code-block:: php getApplication()->setAutoExit(false); // without output $this->getApplication()->run($input, new NullOutput()); // with output $this->getApplication()->run($input, $output); // reactivate auto-exit $this->getApplication()->setAutoExit(true); Get Magento Root-Folder ----------------------- .. code-block:: php getApplication()->getMagentoRootFolder(); Enterprise Edition Only Commands -------------------------------- Add isEnable method to your command. .. code-block:: php getApplication()->isMagentoEnterprise(); }