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I can use find like this to find a list of files:

find -type f -path "./src*" -name "*.php"`  

For example:

./src/Superuseradmin/Model/Mapper/UUID.php

./src/Superuseradmin/Model/Mapper/Mapper.php

What I need to do, is read the filename:

./src/Superuseradmin/Model/Mapper/Mapper/UUID.php  

And use it to generate PHPUnit test skeletons based on information contained in the path:

SuperuseradminModelMapperUUID  

./test/Superuseradmin/Model/Mapper/UUIDTest.php

So that I can run this command for each one:

phpunit-skelgen.phar --test -- SuperuseradminModelMapperMyMapper 

./src/Superuseradmin/Model/Mapper/MyMapper.php 

./test/Superuseradmin/Model/Mapper/MyMapperTest.php

Here is a quick attempt:

for i in `find -type f -path "./src*" -name "*.php"`; do echo phpunit-skelgen.phar --test -- `echo $i | sed -e 's!./src/!!' | sed -e 's/.php//' | sed -e 's/\//\/g'` $i `echo $i | sed -e 's!./src/!./test/!' | sed -e 's/.php/Test.php/'`;done

Given the following directory structure:

./src/Superuseradmin/Model/Mapper/MyMapper.php

./src/Superuseradmin/Model/UUID.php

It should output:

phpunit-skelgen.phar --test -- SuperuseradminModelMapperMyMapper ./src/Superuseradmin/Model/Mapper/MyMapper.php ./test/Superuseradmin/Model/Mapper/MyMapperTest.php

phpunit-skelgen.phar --test -- SuperuseradminModelUUID ./src/Superuseradmin/Model/UUID.php ./test/Superuseradmin/Model/UUIDTest.php

You can then save this to a script, check it and run. Watch out for spaces in file names. They will cause trouble.

You create a shell script:

#! /bin/bash



find_path="./src/Superuseradmin/Model/Mapper/UUID.php"

# find_path="$1"

class="${find_path#./src/}" # Superuseradmin/Model/Mapper/UUID.php

class="${class%.php}" # Superuseradmin/Model/Mapper/UUID

class="${class////\}" # SuperuseradminModelMapperUUID

classhead="${class%\*}" # SuperuseradminModelMapper

classtail="${class#"$classhead"}" # UUID

class="${classhead}${classtail}" # SuperuseradminModelMapperUUID

# echo "class: '${class}'"



testfile="./test${find_path#./src}"

testfile="${testfile%.php}Test.php"

# echo "testfile: '${testfile}'"



echo phpunit-skelgen.phar --test -- "$class" "$find_path" "$testfile"

And make find call this script:

find -type f -path "./src*" -name "*.php" -exec /my/script.sh {} ;

Probably you want to do something like this:

cd src

for i in $(find . -type f -name '*.php'); do

 SRC=$i

 DST="../test/$(dirname $i)/$(basename $i php)Test.php"

 echo "copy $SRC to $DST"

 #cp $SRC $DST

done