Using Zend_Tool On The Command Line-2

 

Environment Customization ¶

The Storage Directory ¶

The storage directory is important so that providers may have a place to find custom user generated logic that might change the way they behave. One example can be found below is the placement of a custom project profile file.

1. zf --setup storage-directory

The Configuration File ¶

This will create the proper zf.ini file. This should be run after zf --setup storage-directory. If it is not, it will be located inside the users home directory. If it is, it will be located inside the users storage directory.

1. zf --setup config-file

Environment Locations ¶

These should be set if you wish to override the default places where zf will attempt to read their values.

• ZF_HOME

  • the directory this tool will look for a home directory

  • directory must exist

  • search order:

    • ZF_HOME environment variable

    • HOME environment variable

    • then HOMEPATH environment variable

• ZF_STORAGE_DIRECTORY

  • where this tool will look for a storage directory

  • directory must exist

  • search order:

    • ZF_STORAGE_DIRECTORY environment variable

    • $homeDirectory/.zf/ directory

• ZF_CONFIG_FILE

  • where this tool will look for a configuration file

  • search order:

    • ZF_CONFIG_FILE environment variable

    • $homeDirectory/.zf.ini file if it exists

    • $storageDirectory/zf.ini file if it exists

• ZEND_TOOL_INCLUDE_PATH

  • set the include_path for this tool to use this value

  • original behavior:

    • use PHP's include_path to find ZF

    • use the ZEND_TOOL_INCLUDE_PATH environment variable

    • use the path ../library (relative to zf.php) to find ZF

• ZF_TOOL_INCLUDE_PATH_PREPEND

  • prepend the current php.ini include_path with this value