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https://github.com/certificationy/certificationy-cli

The CLI tool to train certifications
https://github.com/certificationy/certificationy-cli

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The CLI tool to train certifications

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# Certificationy CLI



> This is the CLI tool to train on certifications.



## How it looks?



![Certificationy application](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1247388/17698070/434e3944-63b9-11e6-80c6-91706dbbea50.png "Certificationy application")



## Installation and update



### Using Composer

```

$ composer create-project certificationy/certificationy-cli

$ php certificationy.php

```



### With Docker and Docker compose



#### Install the project prerequisites



The project has prerequisites:



- [Docker][docker] (1.12+)

- [Docker-composer][docker-compose] (1.10+)

- [GNU make][make]



To install Docker, refer to the official documentation for your operating system: https://docs.docker.com/install/.



Once Docker installed, to check its smooth running, run `docker -v`, you should get something like suit:



```

$ docker -v

Docker version 1.12.4, build 1564f02

```

> You must use the minimum version 1.12 of Docker.



To install the docker-composer, please also refer to the official documentation: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/.



Once docker-composes installed (install it globally to be able and access from anywhere), to check its proper functioning, run `docker-compose -v`, you should get something like suit:



```

$ docker-compose -v

Docker-composer version 1.10.0, build 4bd6f1a

```



> You must use the docker-compose version 1.10 minimum.



A makefile allows you to manipulate the container simply and easily.

You have to be able to run `make -v`, which you are ready to choose:



```

$ make -v

GNU Make 4.1

Built for x86_64-pc-linux-gnu

Copyright (C) 1988-2014 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

GPLv3 + license: GNU GPL version 3 or later 

This is free software: you are allowed to modify and redistribute.

There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent of the will of the law.

```



> **Note**: If you are using Windows, we strongly recommend that you use the Linux console included in

> Windows 10 (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10) or to use an emulator for

> Command to be able to use `make` which will greatly facilitate the work.



#### Using the Container



You should then be able to run `make` which will show you using the Makefile:



```

$ make

start:           Start the project

bash:            Go to the bash container of the application

stop:            Stop docker containers

```



Start the application with `make start`:



```

$make start

docker-compose build

Building app

Step 1/19 : FROM php:7.1-fpm-alpine

7.1-fpm-alpine: Pulling from library/php

... # pulling image

Successfully built 22ab66e58936

Successfully tagged certificationycli_app:latest

docker-compose up -d

Recreating certificationycli_app_1

docker exec -i -t 6929cb80f7a7df579910341c74208e05d6d5548900488c35b41c281da9fe940e /bin/bash

bash-4.3# 

```



Once the procedure is complete you can already use the bash of the container.



Run Certificationy CLI;



```

$ php certificationy.php

```



To exit bash docker



```

$ exit 

```



Stop the application with `make stop`:



```

$ make stop 

docker-compose kill

Killing certificationycli_app_1 ... done

```



### Runing it through docker composer



#### Start the container



Start it in daemon mode.



```bash

docker compose up -d

```



#### Run certificationy



Execute this instruction or whatever certificationy you want.



```bash

docker exec -it certificationy-cli_app_1 /bin/bash -c "php certificationy.php start --training"

```



#### Stop the container



```bash

docker compose down

```



## More run options



### Select the number of questions

```

$ php certificationy.php start --number=10

```



The default value is 20.



### List categories

```

$ php certificationy.php start --list [-l]

```



Will list all the categories available.



### Only questions from certain categories

```

$ php certificationy.php start "Automated tests" "Bundles"

```



Will only get the questions from the categories "Automated tests" and "Bundles".



Use the category list from [List categories](#list-categories).



### Hide the information that questions are/aren't multiple choice

```

$ php certificationy.php start --hide-multiple-choice

```



As default, the information will be displayed.



![Multiple choice](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/795661/3308225/721b5324-f679-11e3-8d9d-62ba32cd8e32.png "Multiple choice")



### Training mode: the solution is displayed after each question

```

$ php certificationy.php start --training

```



### Set custom configuration file

```

$ bin/certificationy start --config=../config.yml

```



Will set custom config file.



### And all combined

```

$ php certificationy.php start --number=5 --hide-multiple-choice "Automated tests" "Bundles"

```



* 5 questions

* We will hide the information that questions are/aren't multiple choice

* Only get questions from category "Automated tests" and "Bundles"



> Note: if you pass `--list [-l]` then you will ONLY get the category list, regarding your other settings.



[docker]: https://www.docker.com

[docker-compose]: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/

[make]: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/