Puko framework shipped out with CLI named Puko Console as dev-dependency helper tools when we developing website. You can see what Puko Console can do with help command:

php puko help

List of available command you can use:

setup    Installation
         [db]
         [secure]
         [auth] [name]
         [controller] [view/service] [name]
         [model] [add/update/remove] [name] [schema]
         
routes   Routing
         [view/service/console/list/error/lost] [add/update/delete/crud] [url]

generate Auto generate service
         [db]

serve    Start project on localhost
         [port]
         
tests    Start unit testing (preview)

element  Generate or download view element (beta)
         <name> [add/download]
         
cli      Execute code directly from console
         <router path>
         
help     Show help menu

version  Show console version

• Setup

If you want to see about setup db or setup secure you can refer to Configuration page.

Jump to another setup, there is setup auth. You can also refer to Authentication page.

• Routes

If you want to see information about routes view, you can refer to View page.

If you want to see information about routes service, you can refer to Service page.

• Generate

php puko generate db command will create the database based on model schema in plugins\model

• Serve

You can run Puko without using a web server. Use command below to run it directly:

php puko serve [POST_NUMBER]

• Tests

TODOCS

• Element

TODOCS

• Cli

php puko cli [ROUTE_URL] will execute controllers directly from php.

• Help

Show all available commands.

• Version

Most simple command is check the cli version: php puko version