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I would like to detect from code the current running drush command. I have some hooks that will be run when I exec some drush commands and want to detect which command is triggering the hook.

I manage to get the info from input() but I want to know if there is a more appropriate way:

 if (PHP_SAPI === 'cli') { $command = \Drush\Drush::input()->getArguments() }

I would like to have something similar to this:

 if (PHP_SAPI === 'cli') { $command = \Drush\Drush::...getCurentCommand(); }

Similar to Drupal::routeMatch()->getRouteName() in someway.

Thank you

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A more appropriate way would be to use the object data you get as arguments. Most hooks receive $commandData from where you can get the first argument (the command):

$input = $commandData->input(); $command_name = $input->getFirstArgument();

Similar to the route name of the matched route you could get the full command name of the matched command via the annotations:

$full_command_name = $commandData->annotationData()->get('command');

If you need to use static code then get the command name as the first argument like in the question and convert it to the full command name:

$command_name = \Drush\Drush::input()->getFirstArgument(); $full_command_name = \Drush\Drush::getApplication()->find($command_name)->getName();
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