PHP passing $_GET in linux command prompt -


say access via

http://localhost/index.php?a=1&b=2&c=3 

how execute same in linux command prompt?

php -e index.php 

but passing $_get variables? maybe php -e index.php --a 1 --b 2 --c 3? doubt that'll work.

thank you!

typically, passing arguments command line script, use either argv global variable or getopt:

// bash command: //   php -e myscript.php hello echo $argv[1]; // prints hello  // bash command: //   php -e myscript.php -f=world $opts = getopt('f:'); echo $opts['f']; // prints world 

$_get refers http method parameters, unavailable in command line, since require web server populate.

if want populate $_get anyway, can this:

// bash command: //   export query_string="var=value&arg=value" ; php -e myscript.php parse_str($_server['query_string'], $_get); print_r($_get); /* outputs:      array(         [var] => value         [arg] => value      ) */ 

you can execute given script, populate $_get command line, without having modify said script:

export query_string="var=value&arg=value" ; \ php -e -r 'parse_str($_server["query_string"], $_get); include "index.php";' 

note can same $_post , $_cookie well.


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