[WIP] Split console component documentation #5156
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It doesn't make sense to tell about window's coloring support before talking about the features of the component. It's relevant only for the coloring stuff (as other ANSI things are supported by windows).
It makes more sense to have it in another article, so it can be referenced better by other doc articles (like the cookbook) and other sites.
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ping @wouterj. I do like this general idea - we have one topic split up into too many places. |
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Closing, the restructuring did most of the things done in this PR. |
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The usage of the Console component is now duplicated in cookbook and components. But the cookbook links to the components docs for some things. This lead to much confusion (I've seen quite a few people that created an
application.phpfile just to add a command to a bundle).The new article purely focusses on the usage part, meaning that it can be used for both framework and standalone usage. The cookbook will then focus on some framework special cases (e.g. ContainerAwareCommand) and the components on standalone things (e.g. installation, setting up console applications (#4997), etc.).
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