Getting started
Routing and controllers
Command line
Databases (SQL)
Databases (NoSQL)
Security
Packages
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- Array helper
- Caching
- Command bus
- Date and time
- Events
- File system
- HTML helper
- Humanizer
- Image manipulation
- Internationalization
- Logging
- Number helper
- Pagination
- Sessions
- String helper
- URL builder
- UUID helper
- Validation
- Views
Official packages
Command line
Mako includes a command line tool called reactor
. Reactor comes with a set of useful commands out of the box and it allows you to create your own custom commands. This is especially useful when creating long running tasks such as cronjobs or queue workers.
Usage
To list the available commands just type the following in your console:
php reactor
It should print something similar to the following on a default Mako installation.
MAKO FRAMEWORK [ 5.5.0 ]
Usage:
php reactor [command] [arguments] [options]
Global options:
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| Option | Description |
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| --env | Overrides the Mako environment |
| --mute | Mutes all output |
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Available commands:
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| Command | Description |
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| app.generate_key | Generates a 256-bit encryption key. |
| app.generate_secret | Generates a new application secret. |
| app.routes | Lists all registered routes. |
| migrate.create | Creates a new migration. |
| migrate.down | Rolls back the last batch of migrations. |
| migrate.reset | Rolls back the last batch of migrations. |
| migrate.status | Checks if there are any outstanding migrations. |
| migrate.up | Runs all outstanding migrations. |
| server | Starts the local development server. |
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Executing a command is easy and can be done like this:
php reactor app.routes
You can list detailed information about a specific command using the --help
flag.
php reactor app.server --help