# Commands

The **PHPFast** framework provides a powerful command system to help developers easily manage and automate common tasks during application development. These commands are executed through the Command Line Interface (CLI) and include functionalities such as creating controllers, models, and database tables. Below is an overview of the main commands in this framework.

## Overview

Example for create Controller, add a new file in `system/Commands` and following this code:

```php
<?php
namespace System\Commands;

class ControllersCommand {
    public function create($name) {
        $controllerPath = ROOT_PATH . '/application/Controllers/' . ucfirst($name) . 'Controller.php';

        // Check if controller already exists
        if (file_exists($controllerPath)) {
            echo "Controller $name already exists.\n";
            return;
        }

        // Basic controller template
        $controllerContent = 'Add structure file here.'

        // Write the controller file
        file_put_contents($controllerPath, $controllerContent);
        echo "Controller $name created at $controllerPath.\n";
    }
}
```

In `init` file, register for new Command:

```php
use System\Commands\ControllersCommand;

$command = strtolower($argv[1]) ?? null;
$subCommand = $argv[2] ?? null;

switch ($command) {
    case 'controllers':
        $controllerCommand = new ControllersCommand();
        $controllerCommand->create($subCommand);
        break;
    default:
        echo "Invalid command. Available Commands: Controllers, Models, table.\n";
        break;
}
```

## How to use?

**Step 1: Open Terminal.**

**Step 2: Add the following code:**

```shellscript
php init controllers users
```

**Step 3: Check your defined path and view the result.**

{% hint style="success" %}
Summary

The command system in the **PHPFast** framework provides powerful tools to automate application management tasks such as creating controllers, models, and database tables. By using these commands, developers can save time and effort while ensuring consistency and efficiency in the development process.
{% endhint %}


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