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philip / MySQLConverterTool

A MySQL Converter Tool
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CLI example #6

Closed marcovtwout closed 8 years ago

marcovtwout commented 9 years ago

Maybe it's handy to add a cli example showing how to pass arguments (because -- is required):

php -f cli.php -- -d /path/to/project
philip commented 8 years ago

The README was updated to simply use the likes of:

php cli.php -d /path

PHP's -f parameter is optional, and has since been removed from the CLI example. This simplifies things.

Thanks for reporting this issue.

bannostookaylo commented 5 years ago

I'm running this but none of the files are changing 

php cli.php -d /path -p "*.php"

as it runs I can see the contents of the files fly past my screen... but nothing ever saves

bannostookaylo commented 5 years ago

if i do this it works

php cli.php -f filename > tmp/filename

but thats gonna be an issue 1 because of how many files and 2 because of how many directories... i'd like to use recursive feature of the -d flag.

bannostookaylo commented 5 years ago

Not sure if commenting on closed tickets is proper edicate so I create a new ticket here https://github.com/philip/MySQLConverterTool/issues/30