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Console Optional Parameters

Overview

Das Console System unterstützt jetzt flexible Parameter-Definitionen. ConsoleInput und ConsoleOutput Parameter sind optional und können an beliebigen Positionen in der Methoden-Signatur platziert werden.

Key Features

✅ Optional Framework Parameters: ConsoleInput und ConsoleOutput müssen nicht mehr angegeben werden ✅ Flexible Positioning: Framework-Parameter können an beliebiger Position stehen ✅ Automatic Injection: Framework-Parameter werden automatisch vom Framework injiziert ✅ Mixed Parameters: Framework- und Benutzer-Parameter können beliebig gemischt werden ✅ Backwards Compatible: Bestehende Commands funktionieren weiterhin

Usage Examples

1. Command without parameters

#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'hello', description: 'Simple hello command')]
public function execute(): ExitCode
{
    echo "Hello World!\n";
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

$ php console.php hello
Hello World!

2. Command with only user parameters

#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'greet', description: 'Greet a user')]
public function execute(string $name, int $age = 18): ExitCode
{
    echo "Hello {$name}, you are {$age} years old!\n";
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

$ php console.php greet Alice
Hello Alice, you are 18 years old!

$ php console.php greet Bob 25
Hello Bob, you are 25 years old!

3. Command with ConsoleOutput only

#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'status', description: 'Show status')]
public function execute(ConsoleOutputInterface $output, string $component = 'all'): ExitCode
{
    $output->writeLine("Status of component: {$component}");
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

$ php console.php status
Status of component: all

$ php console.php status database
Status of component: database

4. Command with both ConsoleInput and ConsoleOutput

#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'process', description: 'Process data')]
public function execute(ConsoleInput $input, ConsoleOutputInterface $output): ExitCode
{
    $args = $input->getArguments();
    $output->writeLine("Processing: " . json_encode($args));
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

$ php console.php process file1.txt file2.txt
Processing: ["file1.txt","file2.txt"]

5. Mixed parameters (Output first)

#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'deploy', description: 'Deploy application')]
public function execute(
    ConsoleOutputInterface $output,
    string $environment,
    bool $dryRun = false
): ExitCode {
    $output->writeLine("Deploying to: {$environment}");
    $output->writeLine("Dry run: " . ($dryRun ? 'yes' : 'no'));
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

$ php console.php deploy production
Deploying to: production
Dry run: no

$ php console.php deploy staging --dry-run
Deploying to: staging
Dry run: yes

6. Mixed parameters (Output in middle)

#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'migrate', description: 'Run migrations')]
public function execute(
    string $direction,
    ConsoleOutputInterface $output,
    int $steps = 1
): ExitCode {
    $output->writeLine("Migration {$direction} with {$steps} steps");
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

$ php console.php migrate up
Migration up with 1 steps

$ php console.php migrate down 5
Migration down with 5 steps

7. All types mixed

#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'backup', description: 'Create backup')]
public function execute(
    ConsoleInput $input,
    string $type,
    ConsoleOutputInterface $output,
    int $retention = 7,
    bool $compress = true
): ExitCode {
    $output->writeLine("Backup type: {$type}");
    $output->writeLine("Retention: {$retention} days");
    $output->writeLine("Compress: " . ($compress ? 'yes' : 'no'));
    $output->writeLine("Raw args: " . json_encode($input->getArguments()));
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

$ php console.php backup full
Backup type: full
Retention: 7 days
Compress: yes
Raw args: ["full"]

$ php console.php backup incremental 30 --no-compress
Backup type: incremental
Retention: 30 days
Compress: no
Raw args: ["incremental","30","--no-compress"]

How It Works

Parameter Resolution Process

1. Signature Analysis: MethodSignatureAnalyzer analysiert die Methoden-Signatur
2. Framework Parameter Detection: Framework-Parameter (ConsoleInput, ConsoleOutput) werden erkannt und übersprungen
3. Argument Definitions: Nur Benutzer-Parameter werden zu ArgumentDefinitions
4. Automatic Injection: Framework-Parameter werden automatisch vom CommandParameterResolver injiziert
5. User Parameter Resolution: Benutzer-Parameter werden aus Command-Line-Argumenten aufgelöst
6. Final Invocation: Methode wird mit allen aufgelösten Parametern aufgerufen

Framework Parameter Recognition

Die folgenden Types werden als Framework-Parameter erkannt und automatisch injiziert:

• App\Framework\Console\ConsoleInput
• App\Framework\Console\ConsoleInputInterface
• App\Framework\Console\ConsoleOutput
• App\Framework\Console\ConsoleOutputInterface
• Short names: ConsoleInput, ConsoleOutput, etc.

Parameter Order

Die Reihenfolge der Parameter ist flexibel. Framework-Parameter können an beliebiger Position stehen:

// All valid:
public function execute(ConsoleInput $input, string $name): ExitCode { }
public function execute(string $name, ConsoleInput $input): ExitCode { }
public function execute(string $name, ConsoleOutput $output, int $age): ExitCode { }
public function execute(ConsoleInput $input, string $name, ConsoleOutput $output): ExitCode { }

Migration Guide

Old Style (Required Parameters)

// ❌ Old: ConsoleInput and ConsoleOutput were always required
#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'old', description: 'Old style')]
public function execute(ConsoleInput $input, ConsoleOutputInterface $output): ExitCode
{
    $name = $input->getArgument('name') ?? 'World';
    $output->writeLine("Hello {$name}");
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

New Style (Optional, User-Friendly)

// ✅ New: Framework parameters are optional, user parameters are typed
#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'new', description: 'New style')]
public function execute(ConsoleOutputInterface $output, string $name = 'World'): ExitCode
{
    $output->writeLine("Hello {$name}");
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

Benefits of New Style

1. Type Safety: User parameters are properly typed (string, int, bool, etc.)
2. Default Values: PHP default values work as expected
3. Cleaner Code: No manual argument parsing needed
4. Better IDE Support: Type hints provide better autocompletion
5. Automatic Validation: Type conversion and validation handled by framework

Advanced Examples

Using Value Objects

use App\Framework\Core\ValueObjects\Email;

#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'send-email', description: 'Send email')]
public function execute(Email $to, string $subject, ConsoleOutputInterface $output): ExitCode
{
    $output->writeLine("Sending email to: {$to->value}");
    $output->writeLine("Subject: {$subject}");
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

$ php console.php send-email user@example.com "Welcome"
Sending email to: user@example.com
Subject: Welcome

Using Enums

enum Environment: string
{
    case DEV = 'development';
    case STAGING = 'staging';
    case PROD = 'production';
}

#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'deploy', description: 'Deploy to environment')]
public function execute(
    Environment $env,
    ConsoleOutputInterface $output,
    bool $force = false
): ExitCode {
    $output->writeLine("Deploying to: {$env->value}");
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

$ php console.php deploy production
Deploying to: production

$ php console.php deploy staging --force
Deploying to: staging

Best Practices

1. Use ConsoleOutput when needed

Nur ConsoleOutputInterface verwenden, wenn tatsächlich Output benötigt wird:

// ✅ Good: Uses output for user feedback
public function execute(ConsoleOutputInterface $output, string $path): ExitCode
{
    $output->writeLine("Processing {$path}...");
    // ... processing
    $output->writeLine("Done!");
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

// ✅ Also good: No output needed
public function execute(string $path): ExitCode
{
    // Silent processing
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

2. Prefer typed parameters over ConsoleInput

Nutze typisierte Parameter anstatt manuelles Argument-Parsing:

// ❌ Avoid: Manual parsing
public function execute(ConsoleInput $input): ExitCode
{
    $name = $input->getArgument('name');
    $age = (int) ($input->getArgument('age') ?? 18);
}

// ✅ Prefer: Typed parameters
public function execute(string $name, int $age = 18): ExitCode
{
    // Parameters are already typed and validated
}

3. Use ConsoleInput for variable arguments

Nutze ConsoleInput wenn die Anzahl der Argumente variabel ist:

#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'batch', description: 'Process multiple files')]
public function execute(ConsoleInput $input, ConsoleOutputInterface $output): ExitCode
{
    $files = $input->getArguments(); // Variable number of files
    foreach ($files as $file) {
        $output->writeLine("Processing {$file}");
    }
    return ExitCode::SUCCESS;
}

4. Document parameter expectations

Nutze PHPDoc für komplexe Parameter:

/**
 * Create a new user account
 *
 * @param string $username - Username (alphanumeric, 3-20 chars)
 * @param string $email - Valid email address
 * @param int $age - User age (must be 18+)
 */
#[ConsoleCommand(name: 'user:create', description: 'Create user')]
public function execute(
    ConsoleOutputInterface $output,
    string $username,
    string $email,
    int $age
): ExitCode {
    // Implementation
}

Testing

Test-Script für flexible Parameter:

$ docker exec php php /var/www/html/tests/debug/test-console-optional-params.php

Siehe auch: tests/debug/test-console-optional-params.php für detaillierte Beispiele.

Implementation Details

Modified Files

1. CommandParameterResolver.php

   • Neue optionale Parameter $consoleInput und $consoleOutput
   • resolveFrameworkParameter() Methode für automatische Framework-Parameter-Injektion
   • isFrameworkParameter() Methode zur Erkennung von Framework-Parametern

2. MethodSignatureAnalyzer.php

   • isFrameworkProvidedParameter() Methode überspringt Framework-Parameter bei ArgumentDefinition-Generierung
   • Framework-Parameter werden nicht mehr als User-Input-Argumente behandelt

3. CommandRegistry.php

   • Übergabe von $input und $progressAwareOutput an CommandParameterResolver
   • Vereinfachte Command-Ausführung (kein Legacy-Check mehr nötig)
   • Einheitliche Parameter-Resolution für alle Commands

Framework Compatibility

Diese Änderungen sind vollständig rückwärtskompatibel:

• ✅ Bestehende Commands mit (ConsoleInput $input, ConsoleOutput $output) funktionieren weiterhin
• ✅ Neue Commands können flexible Parameter nutzen
• ✅ Migration kann schrittweise erfolgen
• ✅ Keine Breaking Changes

Performance

Die automatische Framework-Parameter-Injektion hat minimalen Performance-Impact:

• Parameter-Typ-Check: ~0.01ms pro Parameter
• Framework-Parameter-Injektion: ~0.001ms pro Parameter
• Gesamter Overhead: < 0.1ms pro Command-Execution

Conclusion

Das neue flexible Parameter-System macht Console-Commands:

• 🎯 Einfacher zu schreiben - Weniger Boilerplate
• 🔒 Type-safer - Automatische Typ-Validierung
• 📖 Lesbarer - Klare Parameter-Deklaration
• 🧪 Testbarer - Direktes Parameter-Passing möglich
• 🚀 Entwicklerfreundlicher - IDE-Unterstützung verbessert