Manage users from command line

[tdutrion]

Users can be managed by any other user using the web interface.

Problem is: we do not want a default user, and we want something easy to use for the person hosting the website.

Proposed solution: a command line tool that allows the host to create/update/delete/list users

• app.users.create <email>
• app.users.update <email> [--new-email=xxx] [--new-username=...]
• app.users.delete <email> --confirm (error if --confirm does not exists, but ask for confirmation again)
• app.users.list

related to #53 / #54

[kevinjhappy]

@tdutrion Can I use Symfony custom command for this or you add something else on your mind?

[tdutrion]

It has to be a symfony command indeed, as described here: symfony console documentation

Also, it can share its services with the AdminUserService or whatever this one is named, that is also consumed by the controller.

[kevinjhappy]

@tdutrion I don't quite get the read part here, does it simply need to print at the terminal the user's information? As I understand it's like the list command but for OneOrNull result

[tdutrion]

Read is indeed just printing details. You can forget it if you think it's useless, I'm not sure what the use case would be to be fair :p

[kevinjhappy]

Maybe just check if a user already exist, but yeah it's not that relevant than list for instance

[tdutrion]

Removed, people can list | grep whatever :p