Application

The quiote CLI.

new is pre-bootstrap (it scaffolds an app from nothing, so there is no Quiote\Context to build yet); about and routes:list bootstrap an existing app via AbstractAppCommand’s app-dir resolution + Quiote::bootstrap() wiring. telemetry:dashboard now lives in its own package, packages/telemetry-dashboard/, and is only registered when that package (and therefore symfony/tui) is actually installed — a production install without it simply doesn’t offer the command, mirroring how the open-telemetry/* packages are optional everywhere else. Registered eagerly here (not through the generic plugin-command-contribution seam) because bin/quiote builds this Application before any Quiote::bootstrap() call — a plugin-contributed command would only appear once a bootstrap had already run in the same process, which would silently break bin/quiote telemetry:dashboard used standalone.

Synopsis

final class Application extends Application


Extends	`Application`
Since	`1.0.0`
Source	`Console/Application.php`

Constructor

__construct()

public function __construct(): mixed

Returns mixed

Methods

Method	Description
`addContributedCommands(): void`	Register console commands contributed by plugins via `PluginRegistrar::command()`.

addContributedCommands()

public function addContributedCommands(): void

Idempotent: safe to call again after a bootstrap has populated the registry (each command is only added once). Note the boundary: bin/quiote builds this Application before any bootstrap, so plugin commands appear only once a bootstrap has run in the same process (e.g. a programmatic new Application() after Quiote::bootstrap()).

Inherited methods

These come from an ancestor and are documented where they are declared.

Method	Declared in	Description
`addCommand()`	`Application`	Adds a command object.
`addCommands()`	`Application`	Adds an array of command objects.
`all()`	`Application`	Gets the commands (registered in the given namespace if provided).
`areExceptionsCaught()`	`Application`	Gets whether to catch exceptions or not during commands execution.
`complete()`	`Application`	Adds suggestions to $suggestions for the current completion input (e.g.
`doRun()`	`Application`	Runs the current application.
`extractNamespace()`	`Application`	Returns the namespace part of the command name.
`find()`	`Application`	Finds a command by name or alias.
`findNamespace()`	`Application`	Finds a registered namespace by a name or an abbreviation.
`get()`	`Application`	Returns a registered command by name or alias.
`getAbbreviations()`	`Application`	Returns an array of possible abbreviations given a set of names.
`getAlarmInterval()`	`Application`	Gets the interval in seconds on which a SIGALRM signal is dispatched.
`getArgumentResolver()`	`Application`
`getDefinition()`	`Application`	Gets the InputDefinition related to this Application.
`getDispatcher()`	`Application`
`getHelp()`	`Application`	Gets the help message.
`getHelperSet()`	`Application`	Get the helper set associated with the command.
`getLongVersion()`	`Application`	Returns the long version of the application.
`getName()`	`Application`	Gets the name of the application.
`getNamespaces()`	`Application`	Returns an array of all unique namespaces used by currently registered commands.
`getSignalRegistry()`	`Application`
`getVersion()`	`Application`	Gets the application version.
`has()`	`Application`	Returns true if the command exists, false otherwise.
`isAutoExitEnabled()`	`Application`	Gets whether to automatically exit after a command execution or not.
`register()`	`Application`	Registers a new command.
`renderThrowable()`	`Application`
`reset()`	`Application`
`run()`	`Application`	Runs the current application.
`setAlarmInterval()`	`Application`	Sets the interval to schedule a SIGALRM signal in seconds.
`setArgumentResolver()`	`Application`
`setAutoExit()`	`Application`	Sets whether to automatically exit after a command execution or not.
`setCatchErrors()`	`Application`	Sets whether to catch errors or not during commands execution.
`setCatchExceptions()`	`Application`	Sets whether to catch exceptions or not during commands execution.
`setCommandLoader()`	`Application`
`setDefaultCommand()`	`Application`	Sets the default Command name.
`setDefinition()`	`Application`
`setDispatcher()`	`Application`
`setHelperSet()`	`Application`
`setName()`	`Application`	Sets the application name.
`setSignalsToDispatchEvent()`	`Application`
`setVersion()`	`Application`	Sets the application version.