Project creation¶
After installing Ubiquity-devtools installation, in a bash console, call the new command in the root folder of your web server :
Ubiquity new projectName
Installer arguments¶
short name | name | role | default | Allowed values |
---|---|---|---|---|
b | dbName | Sets the database name. | ||
s | serverName | Defines the db server address. | 127.0.0.1 | |
p | port | Defines the db server port. | 3306 | |
u | user | Defines the db server user. | root | |
w | password | Defines the db server password. | ‘’ | |
q | phpmv | Integrates phpMv-UI toolkit. | false | semantic,bootstrap,ui |
m | all-models | Creates all models from db. | false |
Arguments usage¶
short names¶
Example of creation of the blog project, connected to the blogDb database, with generation of all models
Ubiquity new blog -b=blogDb -m=true
long names¶
Example of creation of the blog project, connected to the bogDb database, with generation of all models and integration of phpMv-toolkit
Ubiquity new blog --dbName=blogDb --all-models=true --phpmv=semantic
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