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3 <sect1 id="zend.tool.project.create-a-project">
4 <title>Create A Project</title>
8 The following examples will assume you have the command line interface of
9 <classname>Zend_Tool_Framework</classname> available to you.
15 To issue any of the commands for <classname>Zend_Tool_Project</classname> with
16 <acronym>CLI</acronym>, you must be in the directory where the project was
22 To get started with <classname>Zend_Tool_Project</classname>, you simply need to create a
23 project. Creating a project is simple: go to a place on your filesystem, create a directory,
24 change to that directory, then issue the following command:
28 <command>/tmp/project$ zf create project</command>
32 Optionally, you can create a directory anywhere by the following:
36 <command>$ zf create project /path/to/non-existent-dir</command>
40 The following table will describe the capabilities of providers that are available to
41 you. As you can see in this table, there is a "Project" provider. The Project provider
42 has a couple of actions associated to it, and with those actions a number of options that
43 can be used to modify the behavior of the action and provider.
46 <table id="zend.tool.project.project-provider-table">
47 <title>Project Provider Options</title>
52 <entry>Provider Name</entry>
53 <entry>Available Actions</entry>
54 <entry>Parameters</entry>
55 <entry><acronym>CLI</acronym> Usage</entry>
61 <entry>Project</entry>
62 <entry>Create / Show</entry>
63 <entry>create - [path=null, profile='default']</entry>
64 <entry><command>zf create project some/path</command></entry>