Jon Leben­sold shows you how to use the Zend Tool in use­ful ways; This screen­cast should help you setup Zend_Tool in your Zend Frame­work appli­ca­tion. Zend_Tool is a com­mand line entry point into your appli­ca­tion. Cur­rently, Zend_Tool is used to scaf­fold (build generic files) the Zend Frame­work project struc­ture, mod­ules, con­trollers, data­base table classes and other tedious processes. The goal of this video is to start look­ing at how we can gen­er­ate our own Man­i­fest and Provider classes so that cus­tom com­mand line tools can be inte­grated into the Zend Frame­work application.

The advan­tage of such inte­gra­tion is far reach­ing: deploy­able web appli­ca­tions using the Zend Frame­work can have “installers” and other frame­works, like Doc­trine, can eas­ily become first class cit­i­zens within the Zend Frame­work eco-system.

Grab a copy of the project or browse the repos­i­tory.

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