1. <?php
  3. /**
  4. * Sorts command-line options for scheduled runs.
  5. *
  6. * @param array $options An associative array of options.
  7. * @return array A sorted array of options.
  8. */
  9. function sortScheduledRunOptions(array $options): array
  10. {
  11. // Define the order of options. Prioritize essential ones.
  12. $sortOrder = [
  13. '--cron' => 0, // Cron schedule
  14. '--start-date' => 1, // Starting date
  15. '--end-date' => 2, // Ending date
  16. '--task' => 3, // Task to run
  17. '--output-file' => 4, // Output file
  18. '--log-file' => 5, // Log file
  19. '--priority' => 6, //Priority
  20. '--tags' => 7, //Tags
  21. '--dry-run' => 8, // Dry run mode
  22. '--verbose' => 9, // Verbose output
  23. '--help' => 10, // Help message
  24. ];
  26. // Sort the options array based on the defined order.
  27. usort($options, function ($a, $b) use ($sortOrder) {
  28. return $sortOrder[$a] - $sortOrder[$b];
  29. });
  31. return $options;
  32. }
  34. // Example usage (for testing):
  35. /*
  36. $options = [
  37. '--dry-run' => true,
  38. '--task' => 'backup',
  39. '--start-date' => '2024-01-01',
  40. '--cron' => '0 0 * * *',
  41. '--help' => true,
  42. '--output-file' => '/tmp/backup.tar.gz',
  43. '--log-file' => '/var/log/backup.log',
  44. '--priority' => 'high',
  45. '--tags' => ['backup', 'important'],
  46. ];
  48. $sortedOptions = sortScheduledRunOptions($options);
  50. print_r($sortedOptions);
  51. */
  53. ?>

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