final public function __construct()
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public function setName($name)
$name |
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public function getName()
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final public function setExamples($examples)
Provide brief usage examples of common calling conventions, like:
$workflow->setExamples("**delete** __file__ [__options__]");
This text is shown in both brief and detailed help, and should give the user a quick reference for common uses. You can separate several common uses with newlines, but usually should not provide more than 2-3 examples.
$examples |
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final public function getExamples()
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final public function setSynopsis($synopsis)
Provide a brief description of the command, like "Delete a file.".
This text is shown in both brief and detailed help, and should give the user a general idea of what the workflow does.
$synopsis |
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final public function getSynopsis()
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final public function getHelp()
Provide a full explanation of the command. This text is shown only in detailed help.
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final public function setHelp($help)
$help |
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final public function setArguments($specs)
array | $specs |
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final public function getArguments()
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final public function setArgv($argv)
PhutilArgumentParser | $argv |
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final public function getArgv()
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protected function didConstruct()
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public function isExecutable()
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public function execute($args)
PhutilArgumentParser | $args |
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public function shouldParsePartial()
Normally, workflow arguments are parsed fully, so unexpected arguments will raise an error. You can return true from this method to parse workflow arguments only partially. This will allow you to manually parse remaining arguments or delegate to a second level of workflows.
bool | True to partially parse workflow arguments (default false). |