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A command line interface for the Phở stack. Allows you to build GraphQL files, initialize new projects, and expose a non-blocking event-driven RESTful API via HTTP or HTTPS.

Getting Started

Pho-CLI is based on PHP 7.2+

The preferred method of installation is to use the pho-cli PHAR which can be downloaded from the most recent Github Release. This method ensures you will not have any dependency conflict issue.

Alternatively, you may install pho-cli through composer.

git clone https://github.com/phonetworks/pho-cli/
cd pho-cli 
git submodule update --init --recursive 
composer install

Note the submodule https://github.com/phonetworks/skeleton

You must have Redis and Neo4J installed for the projects to run on your system.

Tutorial

Check out https://ideasforfree.org/2020/05/08/how-to-create-a-tinder-clone-in-pho/ for a tutorial with instructions on how to create a Tinder clone using Phở Networks and pho-cli.

Available commands are:

init Initializes a new project. This will start a dialog where you define the app name, description as well as the template of your project based on Phở recipes.

Usage: pho init

build Compiles the schema files. This must be run in a project folder that was initialized using the command above.

Usage: bin/pho.php build

compile For advanced users only. Same as above ("build"). Except this is a more flexible version, as it can be run from anywhere, as long you specify the source and the destination folders.

Usage: bin/pho.php compile [source folder] [destination folder] [extension]

  • Source Folder: The directory where the graphql schema resides.
  • Destination Folder: The directory where the compiled Pho files will go.
  • Extension: (Optional) Compiles the given file extension. The default value is .pgql

License

MIT, see LICENSE.

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