User story
As an application developer, I need an LLM-friendly CLI command that can list Bitrix24 accounts by domain, by member-id, and show all active accounts, so I can inspect portal installation state from the terminal without writing ad-hoc SQL.
Current gap
The shared repository contract already supports:
findByDomain()findByMemberId()
But there is no reusable read-only API for fetching all active accounts.
In the application, I can implement this locally with a Doctrine query, but this capability belongs in bitrix24-php-lib because it is a generic account-listing concern and should not force every consumer to add its own ORM query code.
Request
Please add a read model or repository method dedicated to fetching active Bitrix24 accounts:
- read-only API
- returns all accounts with
Bitrix24AccountStatus::active
- supports stable ordering for CLI/reporting use cases
- lets consumer bounded contexts avoid direct Doctrine query code for this case
Acceptance hint
A consumer should be able to implement a CLI command like:
- search accounts by exact domain
- search accounts by exact member-id
- list all active accounts
without adding a local Doctrine query for the last case.
User story
As an application developer, I need an LLM-friendly CLI command that can list Bitrix24 accounts by domain, by member-id, and show all active accounts, so I can inspect portal installation state from the terminal without writing ad-hoc SQL.
Current gap
The shared repository contract already supports:
findByDomain()findByMemberId()But there is no reusable read-only API for fetching all active accounts.
In the application, I can implement this locally with a Doctrine query, but this capability belongs in
bitrix24-php-libbecause it is a generic account-listing concern and should not force every consumer to add its own ORM query code.Request
Please add a read model or repository method dedicated to fetching active Bitrix24 accounts:
Bitrix24AccountStatus::activeAcceptance hint
A consumer should be able to implement a CLI command like:
without adding a local Doctrine query for the last case.