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pharext
Distribute your PHP extensions as self-installing PHAR archives
Usage
If you downloaded a *.ext.phar, just run it with PHP:
$ ./my_extension-1.0.2.ext.phar
If the package was signed with a private key, be sure to also have the public key available right besides the extension package (my_extension-1.2.0.ext.phar.pubkey
in this case).
See “Usage of *.ext.phar packages” for more information.
Usage for extension maintainers
$ ./bin/pharext --help
Yields:
pharext v@dev-master (c) Michael Wallner <mike@php.net>
Usage:
$ ./bin/pharext [-hvqgpzZE] -n <arg> -r <arg> -s <arg> [-b|-d|-S <arg>]
-h|--help Display this help
-v|--verbose More output
-q|--quiet Less output
-n|--name <arg> Extension name (REQUIRED)
-r|--release <arg> Extension release version (REQUIRED)
-s|--source <arg> Extension source directory (REQUIRED)
-g|--git Use `git ls-tree` to determine file list
-b|--branch <arg> Checkout this tag/branch
-p|--pecl Use PECL package.xml to determine file list, name and release
-d|--dest <arg> Destination directory [.]
-z|--gzip Create additional PHAR compressed with gzip
-Z|--bzip Create additional PHAR compressed with bzip
-S|--sign <arg> Sign the PHAR with a private key
-E|--zend Mark as Zend Extension
--signature Show pharext signature
--license Show pharext license
--version Show pharext version
See also here and there: