Onion, The fast approach to make/install/bundle PEAR packages for PHP.
Onion is able to generate a PEAR2-compatible package.xml file from a very simple config file, you can release your PEAR package very quickly!
And through Onion, you can also install PEAR dependencies into local bundle (just like Ruby Bundler).
Onion is not target to replace other package manager, its target is to make current PEAR ecosystem easier.
Let's keep hard long PEAR package.xml away! :-)
- Build PEAR, PECL package easily, quickly.
- Install PEAR dependencies into local project directory. (like Ruby Bundler)
nrk:
its own package.ini file looks simple enough to edit and maintain. It's been super-easy to get up and running and I haven't encountered any real problems. Onion looks good already. 2011-12-18 https://github.com/nrk/predis/commit/104cd1eae7f3fb2bff3ccd3193c3e31b8502af56
- PHP 5.3
- simplexml extension
- DOMDocument extension
- curl
[package] name = Onion desc = package description version = 0.0.1 author = Yo-An Lin <cornelius.howl@gmail.com> channel = pear.php.netGet and install onion:
$ curl -s http://install.onionphp.org/ | sh Please make sure your directory structure:
src/ # contains php source code doc/ # documentation files (optional) tests/ # unit testing files Fill your package.ini file:
[package] name = Onion desc = package description version = 0.0.1 channel = pear.php.net author = Yo-An Lin <cornelius.howl@gmail.com> To generate a package.xml 2.0 spec file for PEAR and build a PEAR package, just run:
$ onion build --pear Then Your PEAR package is out!
The --pear flag is optional.
See:
$ onion help build [package] name = Onion desc = package description version = 0.0.1 author = Yo-An Lin <cornelius.howl@gmail.com> channel = pear.php.net [require] php = 5.3 pearinstaller = 1.4 pear.php.net/PackageName = 0.0.1 Install PEAR dependencies into vendor/ directory
$ onion install An example, we use onion to compile our executable file onion:
$ onion compile \ --executable \ --classloader \ --bootstrap scripts/onion.embed \ --lib src \ --lib ../CLIFramework/src \ --lib ../GetOptionKit/src \ --output onion Simple put a extension attribute:
[package] ... extension = yourext please checkout doc/SPEC.md
version naming standard from PEAR group: http://pear.php.net/manual/en/rfc.version-naming.standard.php
There are many built-in roles so that you don't need to define it by yourself, built-in roles are:
- src/ php role
- docs/ doc role
- tests/ test role
- *.md doc role
But you can add custom roles by yourself.
[roles] path/to/data = data path/to/library = php path/to/doc = doc[package] name = your package name desc = package description summary = .... # optional, default to Description homepage = http://your.web.com # optional license = PHP # optional, default to PHP version = 0.0.1 version.api = 0.0.1 # optional, default to "version" channel = pear.php.net # default ; lead developer author = Yo-An Lin <cornelius.howl@gmail.com> ; other authors authors[] = Yo-An Lin <cornelius.howl@gmail.com> authors[] = Yo-An Lin ; contributors ... contributors[] = ... # optional maintainers[] = ... # optional [require] php = '> 5.3' pearinstaller = '1.4.1' ; pear package based on channel pear.channel.net/package = 1.1 ; pear package based on URI package = http://www.example.com/Foo-1.3.0 package = conflicts extension/reflection = extension/ctype = extension/pcre = [roles] ; mapping files to role your_script = bin ; glob is supported. *.md = doc *.php = php [optional remoteshell] hint = Add support for Remote Shell Operations channel/test = 0.1 channel/foo = 0.2 extensions[] = ssh2 Make a fork from Onion and clone it:
$ git clone git@github.com:c9s/Onion.git $ cd Onion Run onion to install dependencies
$ ./onion install To run unit tests:
$ phpunit To test onion command:
$ scripts/onion help To compile onion:
$ scripts/compile.sh Current install command does not support PEAR special features like:
- PEAR Task: like replace content, rename ... etc
- PECL installation
If you have questions about Onion or want to help out, come and join us in the #onion-dev channel on irc.freenode.net.