Porting from Tinkerwell

Runlet doesn't load Tinkerwell drivers, but porting one is mostly a rename. Move the file from .tinkerwell/ to .runlet/, rename the class and its methods, and add the return types.

Method by Method

Tinkerwell (.tinkerwell/*TinkerwellDriver.php)	Runlet (.runlet/*Driver.php)
class X extends TinkerwellDriver	class X extends \Runlet\Driver
extends LaravelTinkerwellDriver, and the like	extends \Runlet\Drivers\LaravelDriver, and the like
canBootstrap($projectPath)	canBootstrap(string $projectPath): bool. The default is true, so you can often leave it out.
bootstrap($projectPath)	bootstrap(string $projectPath): void
getAvailableVariables()	variables(): array
appVersion()	version(): ?string
contextMenu()	No equivalent. For commands, see Project Commands.
appPanels(), .tinkerwell/panels/*Panel.php	panels(): array (App Info)

Runlet's methods must keep these signatures, including the return types: PHP rejects an incompatible declaration, and Runlet reports it as a boot error that names the driver file.

An Example

Before, in .tinkerwell/MyCustomTinkerwellDriver.php:

class MyCustomTinkerwellDriver extends TinkerwellDriver
{
    public function canBootstrap($projectPath) { return true; }
    public function bootstrap($projectPath) { require '/var/www/.tinkerwell/boot.php'; }
    public function getAvailableVariables() { return ['_app' => DI::get(App::class)]; }
    public function appVersion() { return 'My API'; }
}

After, in .runlet/MyApiDriver.php, with boot.php moved next to it:

<?php
// .runlet/MyApiDriver.php
class MyApiDriver extends \Runlet\Driver
{
    public function bootstrap(string $projectPath): void { require __DIR__ . '/boot.php'; }
    public function variables(): array { return ['_app' => DI::get(App::class)]; }
    public function version(): ?string { return 'My API'; }
}

TIP

Use __DIR__ instead of an absolute container path such as /var/www, so the same driver runs on your Mac and inside the container.

The file name must end in Driver.php. Project Drivers has the rest of the API: commands, the run inspector, SQL connections, App Info, and more.