Some useful command
$ bin/cake bake all users
$ bin/cake bake controller users
$ bin/cake bake model users
Full guide
When run with no arguments bin/cake bake will output a list of available tasks. You should see something like:
$ bin/cake bake
Welcome to CakePHP v3.0.0 Console
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App : src
Path: /var/www/cakephp.dev/src/
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The following commands can be used to generate skeleton code for your application.
Available bake commands:
- all
- behavior
- cell
- component
- controller
- fixture
- form
- helper
- model
- plugin
- shell
- template
- test
By using `cake bake [name]` you can invoke a specific bake task.
You can get more information on what each task does, and what options are available using the –help option:
$ bin/cake bake controller --help
Welcome to CakePHP v3.0.0 Console
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App : src
Path: /var/www/cakephp.dev/src/
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Bake a controller skeleton.
Usage:
cake bake controller [subcommand] [options] [<name>]
Subcommands:
all Bake all controllers with CRUD methods.
To see help on a subcommand use `cake bake controller [subcommand] --help`
Options:
--help, -h Display this help.
--verbose, -v Enable verbose output.
--quiet, -q Enable quiet output.
--plugin, -p Plugin to bake into.
--force, -f Force overwriting existing files without prompting.
--connection, -c The datasource connection to get data from.
(default: default)
--theme, -t The theme to use when baking code.
--components The comma separated list of components to use.
--helpers The comma separated list of helpers to use.
--prefix The namespace/routing prefix to use.
--no-test Do not generate a test skeleton.
--no-actions Do not generate basic CRUD action methods.
Arguments:
name Name of the controller to bake. Can use Plugin.name to bake
controllers into plugins. (optional)