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In this chapter, we will create a new command, identified as ezpublish:cookbook:hello, that takes an optional name argument, and greets that name. To do so, we need one thing: a class with a name ending with "Command" that extends Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command. Note that in our case, we use ContainerAwareCommand instead of Command, since we need the dependency injection container to interact with the Public API). In your bundle's directory (src/EzSystems/CookbookBundle), create a new directory named Command, and in this directory, a new file named HelloCommand.php.
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First, we use setName() to set our command's name to "ezpublish:cookbook:hello". We then use setDefinition() to add an argument, named name, to our command.
You can read more about arguments definitions and further options in the Symfony 2 Console documentation. Once this is done, if you run php ezpublish/console list, you should see ezpublish:cookbook:hello listed in the available commands. If you run it, it should just do nothing.
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