Thanks for your reply. >> I think there is no need to use zf command. >> I'm using code generator I made. >> It has customizable skelton file. >> >> zf command is good to understand Zend Framework for beginners. >> > I think this is what it is going to come down to for most non-beginners. I > mean, Rails has had scaffolding/generation for a while but I don't know one > advanced Rails developer that uses it outside of project creation, POC, and > demos. >
I may not be an advanced Rails developer, but I've used scaffolding of rails. It is good one for me. In some cases all I have to do is ed editting skelton files. Of course in many cases I have to edit created files, but the generator was good for me. >> >> Additionally, it does not have delete command. >> I have to delete files and fix zfproject.xml when I want to delete. >> > Fair point; however, do you really want a tool messing with your established > project. I don't mind having a tool generate something that I modify > thereafter; however, I'm always skeptical of a tool (even a well-written > one) deleting things or even re-arranging things. > > Also, how far do you go? Do you have the tool account for your preferred > white-space character and line-endings (which could of course be inferred, > but still...) > I think it's the least zf.sh can edit zfproject.xml. It's easy to delete view file or action function, but it's too hard to edit zfproject.xml. My primary reason for using generator is to create files and directories. It's OK even if it's empty. I just wanted to hear everyone's opinion.
