Ι made the following command in my laravel project:
namespace AppConsoleCommands; use IlluminateConsoleCommand; class Covid19CloseTimeOverride extends Command { protected $signature = 'store:covid19:override {time: Time that goverment closes the restaurants} {ids*: The list of store Ids that close on the provided time} '; protected $description = "Overrides store's close times if measures against Covid19 are applied on a specific area"; public function handle() { $time = $this->argument('time'); $store_ids = $this->argument('store_ids'); dump($time,$store_ids); } }
And once I run the following command in console:
php artisan store:covid19:override 20:00 52 1234 66 77
I get the following error:
Too many arguments, expected arguments "command" "time: Time that goverment closes the restaurants" "store_ids*: The list of store Ids that close on the provided time".
Do you know why I get the error and how I can fix it?
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Answer
The problem is your signature.
The current signature is:
store:covid19:override {time: Time that goverment closes the restaurants} {ids*: The list of store Ids that close on the provided time}
Meaning your parameters are:
time: Time that goverment closes the restaurants
ids*: The list of store Ids that close on the provided time
So in order to be accessible you should fetch them using the following argument
calls:
$time=$this->argument('time: Time that goverment closes the restaurants'); $store_ids=$this->argument('ids*: The list of store Ids that close on the provided time');
And YES it is kinda PITA therefore in order your previous code to work:
$time = $this->argument('time'); $store_ids = $this->argument('store_ids')
Place a space
between param and :
resulting this command signature:
store:covid19:override {time : Time that goverment closes the restaurants} {ids* : The list of store Ids that close on the provided time}