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Bake Console
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CakePHP's bake console is another effort to get you up and running in CakePHP
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– fast. The bake console can create any of CakePHP's basic ingredients: models,
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behaviors, views, helpers, controllers, components, test cases, fixtures and plugins.
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And we aren't just talking skeleton classes: Bake can create a fully functional
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application in just a few minutes. In fact, Bake is a natural step to take once
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an application has been scaffolded.
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Installation
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Before trying to use or extend bake, make sure it is installed in your
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application. Bake is provided as a plugin that you can install with Composer::
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composer require --dev cakephp/bake:~1.0
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The above will install bake as a development dependency. This means that it will
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not be installed when you do production deployments.
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When using the Twig templates make sure you are loading the
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``WyriHaximus/TwigView`` plugin with its bootstrap. You can also omit it
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completely which then makes Bake plugin load this plugin on demand.
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.. meta::
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:title lang=en: Bake Console
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:keywords lang=en: command line interface,development,bake view, bake template syntax,erb tags,asp tags,percent tags
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