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Let's see what keeko tools can do:

Developer

Mostly used for code generation

• keeko init - inits a skeleton package into a keeko package
• keeko generate:action - generates actions for a module
• keeko generate:domain - generates a domain object
• keeko generate:serializer - generates a serializer
• keeko generate:response - generates responses for available actions in a module
• keeko generate:api - generates swagger api for a module
• keeko magic - runs all of the above in one step

generate:action|domain|serializer|response

They all work pretty much similarly. They either take a model option or a name argument. When neither is provided then the desired object(s) are generated for all found models.

Some examples:

# 1) Generates an action with the name "request-password":
keeko generate:action request-password

# 2) Generates a serializer for the "user" model:
keeko generate:serializer --model user

# 3) Generates domain objects for all given models:
keeko generate:domain

Administrator

To manage keeko installations

• *keeko install - Creates a new keeko project and runs composer install --no-dev
• *keeko setup - Installs database and keeko core system
• *keeko app:setup vendor/name - Installs an app with a given url
• *keeko module:activate vendor/name - Activates a module
• *keeko module:deactivate vendor/name - Deactivates a module
• *keeko update - Runs composer update --no-dev and updates everything
• *keeko require - to install a new package (without triggerig dev updates)

Note: * These tasks are still todo