Description WebCli plugin is a module, which provides web access to the symfony command line interface (cli). Categories Applications Backend

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Name	Email
Alex Shevchenko	moc.liamg <<ta>> sirazeac

Sometimes you need to work with symfony project where you don't have command line access. Or may be you just don't like another console window opened to write symfony commands there. The sfWebCliPlugin adds a module which provides you web access to the symfony command line. Actually you have symfony command line in your browser window.

Releases for sf 1.1

Copyright (c) 2008 Alex Shevchenko

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Other releases

Release 0.2.0 - 03/10/2008

Release 0.1.1 - 03/10/2008

Installation for sf 1.1

php symfony plugin:install sfWebCliPlugin --release=0.2.0 

PEAR

Download the PEAR package

Repository

Go to the repository: http://svn.symfony-project.com/plugins/sfWebCliPlugin

sfWenCli plugin

Sometimes you need to work with symfony project where you don't have command line access. Or may be you just don't like another console window opened to write symfony commands there. The sfWebCliPlugin adds a module which provides you web access to the symfony command line. Actually you have symfony command line in your browser window.

Features

• Cool command line-like interface (inspired by goosh)
• Commands history

Installation

1. Follow the instructions on the installation tab
2. Enable cli module for one of your symfony applications. Details in symfony_book, 'Activated Modules' section.

TODO

some bugs are waiting

Changelog

2008-10-03 | 0.2.0 Beta

• README file and description added. Now it is really public plugin.

2008-10-03 | 0.1.1 Beta

• Initial release