Problem with modules parameter: No modules installed. Are you in the root folder of a ZF2 application? about zftool

[timoziemann]

I just had the same trouble. If you have ZFTool in your vendor/ directory:

1. of course add "ZFTool" to your "modules" section in the application.config.php
2. you may then use php public/index.php --version or any other of the commands
3. another thing i ran into: if you have the module-config-classmaps-thing activated, make sure to clear your cached file ;-)

[dizzley]

I had the same issue. BUT I also have the same issue with ./vendor/bin/zf.php create module MyModule ./.

It appears that the ZF Tool runs in vendor/bin. I got round my create module problem using the syntax:
./vendor/bin/zf.php modules MyModule path/to/application/

Of course, there's no way to force the path in the zf.php modules command.

[bickerstoff]

I have the same problem as vagovszky.

@timoziemann I'm not sure this solves the problem so much as avoids it. I imagine it works, but I don't think zftool was intended to run like that; maybe I'm wrong.

I can see that it is related to it not being able to find the root of the application. If I hard code $basePath to '/path/to/application', it works fine.

[ezimuel]

This problem should be fixed by my last push. Check and let me know, thanks.

[vagovszky]

Now, when I run "./vendor/bin/zf.php modules" it throws an exception: "The application has thrown an exception!"

[ezimuel]

@vagovszky I double check right now and it's working for me. Did you installed the ZFTool in you ZF2 application using composer? Did you update it?
You can install ZFTool in a ZF2 application using this command: composer require zendframework/zftool:dev-master. And execute vendor/bin/zf.php modules after that.

[vagovszky]

I am sorry, problem was on my side. I double check it too, try on empty project and it works fine now..