WP-CLI - WordCamp Miami 2015
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Slides for the talk I gave at WordCamp Miami in 2015 about managing WordPress from the command line using the WP-CLI library.
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WP-CLI - WordCamp Miami 2015
- 1. WP-CLI: Save Time by Managing WordPress from the Command Line WordCamp Miami May 30, 2015 @shawnhooper
- 2. • I’m Shawn Hooper, a web application developer from Ottawa, Canada. • I’ve been working in WordPress since 2009. • I love the working from the command prompt, reminds me of my days running a BBS (in the days before the Internet) Hi!
- 4. • A set of command line tools that allows you to manage WordPress from the command line. • http://www.wp-cli.org/ What is WP-CLI ?
- 5. • Anyone really, but mostly: • Developers • Theme Designers • Server Administrators Who is this for?
- 6. Don’t Fear The Command Line
- 7. • http://www.wp-cli.org/ • Requires PHP 3.5.2 or later • Requires WordPress 3.5.2 or later • A “UNIX-like” environment: • OSX (Macintosh) • Linux • Cygwin (Windows) What do you need?
- 8. • You need to have SSH access to use WP-CLI. Some shared hosting packages do not allow SSH access • SiteGround, Pantheon, BlueHost, GoDaddy, Media Temple, Windows Azure and more now have CLI support. • VPS services like Digital Ocean and Linode are ideal. Hosts
- 9. • Download it: curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ wp-cli/builds/gh-pages/phar/wp-cli.phar • Set permissions: chmod +x wp-cli.phar • Move it somewhere useful: sudo mv wp-cli.phar /usr/local/bin/wp Installing WP-CLI
- 10. • Does it work? Type: wp Installing WP-CLI
- 12. Congratulations! (that was the hard part)
- 13. Great… It’s installed. So now what….
- 14. wp <command> <sub-command> <params> Running Commands:
- 15. <param> — required [—param] — optional flag [—param=<value>] — optional w/ value Running Commands:
- 16. • Check current WordPress version, or see if there are updates available. • Do the update! • Install a brand new site • Convert an existing site to Multisite! • Verify core checksums core
- 17. • Let’s try setting up a brand new site on a development server using: wp core download wp core config wp db create wp core install --prompt core
- 18. • Install, Delete Plugins • Activate & Deactivate Plugins • Update Plugins • Search the repository for plugins plugin
- 19. • Time savers! wp plugin update — all wp plugin deactivate — all plugin
- 20. The “db” command interacts with the MySQL database. ! wp db export backup.sql wp db import backup.sql wp db cli db
- 21. • Safe Search & Replace, including serialized arrays! • Supports --dry-run search-replace
- 22. Generate Test Content ! wp post generate --count=500 post
- 23. Regenerate Thumbnails ! wp media regenerate —yes media
- 24. Start an underscores theme! ! wp scaffold _s mytheme scaffold
- 25. … or a child theme ! wp scaffold child-theme mychild —parent_theme=twentyfourteen scaffold
- 26. … or a custom post type ! wp scaffold post-type mycpt — theme scaffold
- 27. Download & Activate a Theme from WordPress.org ! wp theme install simone —activate theme
- 28. wp user generate wp user import-csv Create Users
- 29. wp term list wp term create wp term generate Taxonomies
- 30. Executes PHP code * after loading the WordPress Core * eval & eval-file
- 31. Add any functionality you want that isn’t already included in the WP-CLI core. https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli/ wiki/List-of-community-commands Community Commands
- 32. You can either write them as a plugin, or include it using the —require parameter on the command line. Community Commands
- 33. Thank you! ! E-Mail: shawn@fivesense.ca Twitter: @shawnhooper ! www.shawnhooper.ca