The task manager for php

Why

Sometimes I need a tool like Gulp for my PHP projects, but I don't want to install npm only to install Gulp. I thought "I need something like Gulp, but in PHP". After a little research I found Phing, but it's not focused in minification and management for CSS/JS and related frontend stuff.

Well, I decided to write Phulp, the PHP port of Gulp! And a little curiosity: it's faster than Gulp.

PS: I made benchs using PHP 7

Documentation

Plugins

Like Gulp we also have plugins, and you also can create your own.

Available plugins you can find in the plugin section over the Phulp Page.

To make your plugin available in the Phulp plugin page, add the keyword "phulpplugin" in your composer.json file of your project, and don't forget to let a cool composer.json description.

And tag your github project with the tags "phulpplugin", and "phulp", to be searchable on github.

Usage

Install:

$ composer require --dev reisraff/phulp

Create your Phulpfile (the configuration file, that describes all your tasks):

<?php

use Phulp\Output as out;

// Define the default task
$phulp->task('default', function ($phulp) {
    out::outln(out::colorize('Arguments:', 'green'));
    out::outln(print_r($phulp->getArguments(), true));

    $phulp->start(['clean', 'iterate_src_folder', 'sync_command', 'async_command']);
    if ($phulp->getArgument('repeat-clean', false)) {
        out::outln(out::colorize('Repeating "clean"', 'green'));
        $phulp->start(['clean']);
    }
});

// Define the clean task
$phulp->task('clean', function ($phulp) {
    if (! file_exists('dist')) {
        mkdir('dist');
    }
    $phulp->src(['dist/*'])
        ->pipe($phulp->clean());
});

// Define the iterate_src_folder task
$phulp->task('iterate_src_folder', function ($phulp) {
    // Define the source folder
    $phulp->src(['src/*php'])
        ->pipe($phulp->iterate(function ($file) {
            out::outln(sprintf(
                '%s %s',
                out::colorize('Iterated ->', 'green'),
                out::colorize($file->getFullPath() . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $file->getName(), 'blue')
            ));
        }))
        ->pipe($phulp->dest('dist/'));
});

// Define the sync_command task
$phulp->task('sync_command', function ($phulp) {
    $command = $phulp->exec(
        'sleep 1 && echo $MSG',
        [
            'env' => [
                'MSG' => 'Sync-command'
            ],
            'cwd' => '/tmp',
            'sync' => true, // defines sync,
            'quiet' => true,
            'onStdOut' => function ($line) { out::outln($line); },
            'onStdErr' => function ($line) { },
            'onFinish' => function ($exitCode, $stdOut, $stdErr) { },
        ]
    );

    $exitCode = $command->getExitCode();
    $stdout = $command->getStdout();
    $stderr = $command->getStderr();

    out::outln('done');
});

// Define the async_command task
$phulp->task('async_command', function ($phulp) {
    $command = $phulp->exec(
        'sleep 1 && echo $MSG',
        [
            'env' => [
                'MSG' => 'Async-command'
            ],
            'cwd' => '/tmp',
            'sync' => false, // defines async,
            'quiet' => false,
            'onStdOut' => function ($line) { },
            'onStdErr' => function ($line) { },
            'onFinish' => function ($exitCode, $stdOut, $stdErr) { },
        ]
    );

    out::outln('done');
});

// Define the watch task
$phulp->task('watch', function ($phulp) {
    // Phulp will watch 'src' folder
    $phulp->watch(
        $phulp->src(['src/*php']),
        function ($phulp, $distFile) {
            out::outln(sprintf(
                '%s %s',
                out::colorize('File Changed ->', 'green'),
                out::colorize($distFile->getFullPath() . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $distFile->getName(), 'blue')
            ));
            $phulp->start(['default']);
        }
    );
});

Run:

Run the phulp over the Phulpfile directory

If you have not configured the bin-dir:

$ vendor/bin/phulp --help
$ vendor/bin/phulp # Will run the `default` task
$ vendor/bin/phulp --arg=repeat-clean:true # Will run the `default` task with the argument repeat-clean with value `true`
$ vendor/bin/phulp --autoload=/my/autoload/path/autoload.php # Will run the `default` task adding a alternative autoload php file
$ vendor/bin/phulp watch # Will run the `watch` task

The full documentation:

Docs

Example:

https://github.com/reisraff/phulp/blob/master/example/phulpfile.php

Run the example file:

$ composer install
$ cd example
$ ../bin/phulp
$ ../bin/phulp watch

Contributors Guide

Clone

$ git clone [email protected]:reisraff/phulp.git
$ cd phulp
$ composer install

Tests

First install the dependencies, and after you can run:

$ bin/phulp test

TODO

The "Issues" page from this repository is being used for TO-DO management.

Credits

@reisraff