I want to run a function in a php script from the linux command line. The php script looks as follows:
<?php
namespace mycompany\admin;
class MyModel
{
public static function myMethod() {
echo 'something';
}
}
Normally I would do something like this: php thefile.php, but since the function is not called anywhere, it isn't run. I have no idea however, how I could call that function from the command line.
Anybody?
create a file run.php:
<?php
require 'thefile.php';
MyModel::myMethod();
While I would not recommend it, you could call it like this:
php -r "include('thefile.php');mycompany\admin\MyModel::MyMethod();"
You cannot run a PHP method from command line. You need to call it from a script. You could do this:
<?php
namespace mycompany\admin;
class MyModel
{
public static function myMethod() {
echo 'something';
}
}
MyModel::myMethod();
and run it from CLI like so:
php -r myscript.php
