README

webdev is a CLI tool written in PHP that automates much of the ground-work your your web development projects require - so you can get to work asap.

Imagine typing a single command like and having the following done in milliseconds:

1. Creates a directory like /var/www/new-site or C:\wamp64\www\new-site or D:/websites/new-site
2. Creates an appropriate configuration for your web server (virtualhost directives for apache etc)
3. Adds these lines to your hosts file:
4. • 127.0.0.1 new-site.dev
5. • 127.0.0.1 www.new-site.dev
6. Creates a database on your MySQL Server
7. Perhaps creates a folder for your non-code stuff /home/John/Dropbox/Projects/new-site.

Changelog

October 19th, 2017

• Can now use webdev config to list entire config.

here's how it looks to both set it up and create your first site

Requirements

• Composer
• Your composer vendor directory in your PATH

Install & Use

Before you use it, remember that this tool is in alpha and isn't TDD'ed or anything. Don't blame me if you accidentally delete your projects!

Grab it via packagist.org:

composer global require "arakash92/webdev=dev-master"

The first time you run it, it should automatically do the init command, which is interactively sets up webdev in your particular environment.

Commands

legend:

webdev config [key] [value?]

Configure webdev by getting or setting values.

Examples:

• webdev config web.providers.wamp.web_root C:/wamp/www sets the web root directory where your new projects will be created when using the "apache" web server.
• webdev config database.default tells you the current value of the default database provider.
• webdev config web prints the value of all the keys and values in that array (If it is an array. In this case, it is).
• webdev config mysql.username "root" sets the mysql username

webdev create

Create a new website

About & Contributing

It's written in PHP, built on Composer and leverages Symfony/Console as well as Illuminate/Config. The configuration is stored as a PHP array in the installation directory (composers's global vendor dir).

feel free to send a pull request. It would be nice to clean up the code a bit, add support for more things and make better abstractions and maybe also support a more modular approach.

Licens

MIT. See LICENSE file.