VS Code extension for TempestPHP README

This extension wish to help you in your daily work with TempestPHP.

Features

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Tempest : schedule this function

Right click everywhere in a function give you access to the Tempest: schedule this function.

If you're not in a function, you will receive an error message.

If you're in a function, extension asks you for the frequecies of scheduling among authorized options.

At the end, you will have something like that :

    #[Schedule(Every::HOUR)]
    #[ConsoleCommand('cyclone:sync-posts')]
    public function syncPosts(): void
    {
    ...

Snippets

Here are the snippets currently available:

• tempest-route-get : Add a get route without parameter.
• tempest-uri : Generating an URI with parameters.
• tempest-is-current-uri : Matching the current URI.

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