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Here is a list of all the core interception points in CommandBox that you can listen to. Some have interceptData
that comes along with them, while others don't. Remember, the interceptData
struct is passed by reference. This means modifying any values directly in that struct will affect how processing continues afterwards inside of CommandBox where those values are used.
Click a category for more information.
onCLIStart
onCLIExit
preCommand
postCommand
preModuleLoad
postModuleLoad
preModuleUnLoad
postModuleUnload
preServerStart
onServerStart
onServerInstall
onServerStop
onException
preInstall
onInstall
postInstall
preUninstall
postUninstall
preVersion
postVersion
prePublish
postPublish
preUnpublish
postUnpublish
onRelease
Announced when shell first starts, but before any commands are run or output has been flushed to the console.
interceptData
shellType
- The string interactive
if starting the interactive shell, or command
if running a one-off command and exiting
args
- An array of arguments provided from the OS when box
was executed.
banner
- A string containing the CommandBox banner text that displays when in interactive mode.
This fires every time the reload
command runs and a fresh shell is created.
Announced right before the shell exits and control is returned back to the OS. This fires every time the reload
command runs right before the shell is destroyed and re-created.
Announced before each module that is loaded.
interceptData
moduleLocation
- Path to the module
moduleName
- Name of the module
Announced after each module that is loaded.
interceptData
moduleLocation
- Path to the module
moduleName
- Name of the module
moduleConfig
- Struct representing the configuration data for the module.
Announced before each module that is unloaded.
interceptData
moduleName
- Name of the module
Announced after each module that is unloaded.
interceptData
moduleName
- Name of the module
Announced before the execution of a command. This fires after all command parameters have been evaluated, including expressions. If piping the output of one command into another in a command chain, this will fire twice-- once for each command in the chain.
interceptData
commandInfo
- A struct containing the following keys about the command to execute
commandString
- A string representing the command name
commandReference
- The instantiated Command CFC
parameters
- An array of un-parsed parameter tokens typed in the CLI
closestHelpCommand
- The CFC path to the most-applicable help command. Used to generate namespace help.
parameterInfo
- A struct containing the following keys about the processed parameters for the command execution
positionalParameters
- An array of parameter values
namedParameters
- A struct of name/value pairs. The named parameters are always what is passed to the command's run()
method.
flags
- A struct of flags that were passed in.
Announced immediately after command execution is complete. If more than one command is piped together in a command chain, this is announced after each command in the chain.
interceptData
commandInfo
- Same as preCommand
above
parameterInfo
- Same as preCommand
above
results
- A string that represents any output from the command that hasn't already been flushed to the console.
Announced prior to drawing the prompt in the interactive shell. This interception point can be used to customize the text of the prompt by modifying the prompt
variable in intercept data which is an ANSI-formatted string to be output before the cursor.
interceptData
prompt
- An ANSI-formatted string containing the prompt text. Replacing this value will override the prompt.
Pre and post command fire before and after each command, but that means they fire twice for something like:
preProcessLine
will fire only once for the above command after the user hits enter but before anything is processed.
interceptData
line
- A string representing the line typed into the shell. Changing the contents of this string will override what actually gets executed.
Pre and post command fire before and after each command, but that means they fire twice for something like:
postProcessLine
will fire only once for the above command after the entire line has been executed. Any output is already sent to the console by the time this interception point fires.
interceptData
line
- A string representing the line that was just executed in the shell.
Announced prior to installing a package. If a package has additional dependencies to install, each of them will fire this interception point.
interceptData
installArgs
- Struct containing the following keys used in installation of the package.
ID
- The ID of the package to install
directory
- Directory to install to. May be null, if none supplied.
save
- Flag to save box.json dependency
saveDev
- Flag to save box.json dev dependency
production
- Flag to perform a production install
currentWorkingDirectory
- Original working directory that requested installation
verbose
- Flag to print verbose output
force
- Flag to force installation
packagePathRequestingInstallation
- Path to package requesting installing. This climbs the folders structure for nested dependencies.
Announced while a package is being installed, after the package endpoint and installation directory has been resolved but before the actual installation occurs. This allows you to override things like the installation directory based on package type. Any values updated in the interceptData
struct will override what the install
command uses.
interceptData
installArgs
- Same as preInstall
above
installDirectory
- Directory that the package will be installed in
containerBoxJSON
- A struct containing the box.json
of the page requesting the installation
artifactDescriptor
- A struct containing the box.json
of the package artifcat about to be installed
artifactPath
- The folder containing the unzipped artifact, ready to be installed.
ignorePatterns
- An array of file globbing patterns to ignore on installation
endpointData
- A struct containing the following keys.
endpointName
- The name of the endpoint. i.e. "forgebox" or "HTTP"
package
- The name of the package. i.e. "cborm" or "coldbox"
ID
- The canonical ID of the endpoint. i.e. "forgebox:coldbox" or "github:user/repo"
endpoint
- The instance of the endpoint CFC that implements IEndpoint
.
Announced after an installation is complete. If a package has additional dependencies to install, each of them will fire this interception point.
interceptData
installArgs
- Same as preInstall
above
Announced before the uninstallation of a package.
interceptData
uninstallArgs
- Struct containing the following keys used in removal of the package
ID
- ID of the package to uninstall
directory
- The directory to be uninstalled from (used to find box.json)
save
- Whether to update box.json
currentWorkingDirectory
- Path to package requesting removal . This climbs the folders structure for nested dependencies.
Announced after the uninstallation of a package.
interceptData
uninstallArgs
- Same as preUninstall
above
Announced before the new version is set in the package.
interceptData
versionArgs
- A struct containing the following keys:
version
- The new version about to be set
tagVersion
- Boolean that determines whether to tag a Git repo
message
- Commit message to use when tagging Git repo
directory
- The working directory of the package
force
- If true, tag a Git repo even if it isn't clean
Announced after the new version is set in the package but before the Git repo is tagged.
interceptData
versionArgs
- Same as preVersion
above.
Announced after a new version is set using the bump
command and after the Git repo is tagged.
interceptData
directory
- The working directory of the package
version
- The new version about was set
Announced prior to publishing a package to an endpoint
interceptData
publishArgs
- A struct containing the following keys:
endpointName
- The name of the endpoint being published to
directory
- The directory that the package lives in
boxJSON
- A struct containing the defaulted box.json
properties for the package
Announced after publishing a package to an endpoint
interceptData
publishArgs
- Same as prePublish
above.
boxJSON
- Same as prePublish
above.
preUnpublish
Announced prior to unpublishing a package from an endpoint
interceptData
unpublishArgs
- A struct containing the following keys:
endpointName
- The name of the endpoint being published to
directory
- The directory that the package lives in
version
- The version being unpublished
force
- Boolean to skip the interactive prompt
boxJSON
- A struct containing the defaulted box.json
properties for the package
Announced after unpublishing a package from an endpoint
interceptData
unpublishArgs
- Same as preUnpublish
above.
boxJSON
- Same as preUnpublish
above.
Announced before a server starts. This fires after server.json
has been located but before any configuration is resolved. Use this to override any user inputs, influence how the server's details are resolved, or to modify things like hostname before ports are bound.
interceptData
serverDetails
- A struct with the following keys used in starting the server
defaultName
- The name of the server
defaultwebroot
- The web root of the server
defaultServerConfigFile
- The location of the server.json (May not exist yet)
serverJSON
- The parsed contents of the JSON file
serverInfo
- The serverInfo Struct (see below)
serverIsNew
- A boolean whether this server has been started before.
serverProps
- A struct with the parameters passed to the start command from the CLI. Omitted params will not be present.
See the help for the server start
command to see the current list of parameters.
Announced as a server is starting after the configuration values have been resolved, but prior to the actual server starts. Use this to modify the settings for the server before it starts.
interceptData
serverInfo
- A struct with the following keys used in starting the server
name
- The name of the server
webroot
- The path to the web root
serverConfigFile
- The path to the server.json file (may not exist)
trayEnable
- If tray menu is enabled
customServerFolder
- Where the server's log files live. May be the same as serverHomeDirectory
debug
- Whether to start Runwar in debug mode
trace
- Whether to start Runwar in trace mode
console
- Whether to start server in console mode
openbrowser
- Flag to open web browser upon start
host
- The hostname to bind the server to
port
- The HTTP port
stopsocket
- The socket to listen for stop connections
webConfigDir
- Path to the Lucee web context
serverConfigDir
- Path to the Lucee server context
libDirs
- List of additional lib paths
trayEnable
- If tray menu is enabled
trayIcon
- Path to .png file for tray icon
trayOptions
- Array of tray menu options
webXML
- Path to web.com file
SSLEnable
- Enable HTTPS flag
HTTPEnable
- Enable HTTP flag
SSLPort
- HTTPS port
SSLCert
- SSL Certificate
SSLKey
-SSL Key
SSLKeyPass
- SSL Key passphrase
rewritesEnable
- Enable URL rewrites
rewritesConfig
- Path to custom Tuckey rewrite config file
heapSize
- Max heap size in Megabytes
directoryBrowsing
- Enable directory browsing
JVMargs
- Additional JVM args to use when starting the server
runwarArgs
- Additional Runwar options to use when starting the server
logdir
- Path to directory for server logs
welcomeFiles
- List of welcome files
serverDetails
- Same as onServerStart
above
installDetails
- Same as onInstall
below
Announced when a server is starting and the cfengine
is being installed. This gives you a chance to influence how the server is installed or to modify default settings before the server process actually starts. This is not announced for servers using a WARPath
setting. It is announced every time a server is started, but you can use the installDetails.initialInstall
flag to determine if this is the first time the engine is being installed for one-time tasks.
interceptData
serverInfo
- Same as onServerStart
above
installDetails
A struct with the following keys:
internal
- True if using the embedded jars from the CLI
enginename
- The name of the cfengine that was installed
version
- The version of the cfengine that was installed
installDir
- The folder where the server is installed to
initialInstall
- True if this is the first time the engine was installed
Announced before a server stop.
interceptData
serverInfo
- Same as onServerStart
above
Always fires before attempting to forget a server whether or not the forgetting is actually successful. Has access to all files and settings for the server.
interceptData
serverInfo
- Same as onServerStart
above
Fires after a successful server forget. If the forget fails, this will not fire.
interceptData
serverInfo
- Same as onServerStart
above