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Commands ​

Batch ​

Run command(s) defined in twig template.

  • The template must output a valid json list of commands.
  • If the template contains a block named execute, only this block will be rendered.
bash
Usage:
  ems:batch <template>

Arguments:
  template              template name, path or twig code

Options:
      --context=CONTEXT  context passed to twig

Examples ​

bash
# define template twig namespace
php bin/console ems:batch "@EMSCH/template_ems/batch.json.twig"
# define template by path
php bin/console ems:batch ../demo/skeleton/template_ems/batch.json.twig
# define template in command
php bin/console ems:batch '["ems:version", "ems:health-check]'
twig
{# example batch.json.twig #}
{% block execute %}
  {{ ["ems:version", "ems:health-check"]|json_encode|raw }}
{% endblock %}

Provide context from command to twig template

bash
# add context
php bin/console ems:batch "@EMSCH/template_ems/batch_context.json.twig" --context='{"envName":"live"}'
twig
{# example batch.json.twig #}
{% block execute %}
  {{ ["ems:environment:rebuild #{envName}"]|json_encode|raw }}
{% endblock %}

Clear logs ​

Remove stored logs from the database.

bash
Description:
  Clear doctrine logs

Usage:
  ems:logs:clear [options]

Options:
      --before[=BEFORE]    CLear logs older than the strtotime (-1day, -5min, now) [default: "-1week"]
      --channel[=CHANNEL]  Define channels default [app] [default: ["app"]] (multiple values allowed)

Example ​

Remove all logs created before now for the channels app and core

bash
php bin/console ems:logs:clear --before=now --channel=app --channel=core

Status ​

This command give a basic status of the elasticsearch cluster and for the different storage services:

bash
ems:status

This command has 3 option:

  • --silent: if turned on the command only shows errors and warnings
  • --wait-for-status=green: the command will wait that the elasticsearch status is green (useful when you chain commands)
  • --timeout=30s: If no response form the elasticsearch cluster after the timeout and the status will be considered as red

Curl ​

This command allows you to save request to a file. Usage:

bash
ems:curl /public/view/54 /opt/samples/test.pdf --save --base-url=http://demo-admin-dev.localhost

In this example the request /public/view/54 will be saved to the file /opt/samples/test.pdf. With the --save option the file will be uploaded to the storages services. And the --base-url=http://demo-admin-dev.localhost option will generate an url to the user. Is the base-url option is defined the file will be saved even if the --save is not specified.