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deployhq:create-project-server
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github:
jetpack:
jetpack:export-site-plugins
jetpack:list-site-modules
jetpack:module-search
jetpack:plugin-search
jetpack:set-site-module-status
jetpack:toggle-site-module
pressable:
pressable:add-site-domain
pressable:clone-site
pressable:create-development-site
pressable:create-production-site
pressable:create-site
pressable:create-site-collaborator
pressable:delete-site-collaborator
pressable:list-site-php-errors
pressable:open-site-shell
pressable:rotate-site-sftp-user-password
pressable:rotate-site-wp-user-password
pressable:run-site-wp-cli-command
pressable:upload-site-icon
wpcom:
wpcom:add-site-sticker
wpcom:clone-site
wpcom:connect-site-repository
wpcom:create-production-site
wpcom:create-site
wpcom:delete-site-wp-user
wpcom:list-site-plugins
wpcom:list-site-stickers
wpcom:list-sites
wpcom:list-sites-stats-orders
wpcom:list-sites-stats-summary
wpcom:list-sites-with-sticker
wpcom:remove-site-sticker
wpcom:rotate-site-wp-user-password
wpcom:run-site-wp-cli-command
Dump the shell completion script
completion [--debug] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] [<shell>]
The completion command dumps the shell completion script required to use shell autocompletion (currently, bash, fish, zsh completion are supported).
Dump the script to a global completion file and restart your shell:
/usr/local/bin/team51 completion zsh | sudo tee $fpath[1]/_team51
Or dump the script to a local file and source it:
/usr/local/bin/team51 completion zsh > completion.sh
# source the file whenever you use the project
source completion.sh
# or add this line at the end of your "~/.zshrc" file:
source /path/to/completion.sh
Add this to the end of your shell configuration file (e.g. "~/.zshrc"):
eval "$(/Users/taco/team51-cli/team51-cli.php completion zsh)"
The shell type (e.g. "bash"), the value of the "$SHELL" env var will be used if this is not given
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Tail the completion debug log
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Exports all commands to a file in the specified format.
export-commands [-f|--format FORMAT] [-d|--destination DESTINATION] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete]
Use this command to export all commands to a file in the specified format.
The format to export the commands in. Accepted values are md
, txt
, json
, and xml
.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
'md'
If provided, the output will be saved inside the specified file instead of the terminal output.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for a command
help [--format FORMAT] [--raw] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] [<command_name>]
The help command displays help for a given command:
/usr/local/bin/team51 help list
You can also output the help in other formats by using the --format option:
/usr/local/bin/team51 help --format=xml list
To display the list of available commands, please use the list command.
The command name
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
'help'
The output format (txt, xml, json, or md)
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
'txt'
To output raw command help
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
List commands
list [--raw] [--format FORMAT] [--short] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] [<namespace>]
The list command lists all commands:
/usr/local/bin/team51 list
You can also display the commands for a specific namespace:
/usr/local/bin/team51 list test
You can also output the information in other formats by using the --format option:
/usr/local/bin/team51 list --format=xml
It's also possible to get raw list of commands (useful for embedding command runner):
/usr/local/bin/team51 list --raw
The namespace name
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
To output raw command list
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
The output format (txt, xml, json, or md)
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
'txt'
To skip describing commands' arguments
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Connects a project to a GitHub repository on DeployHQ.
deployhq:connect-project-repository [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <project> <repository>
deployhq:connect-project-repo
Use this command to connect a DeployHQ project to a GitHub repository.
The slug of the DeployHQ project to connect.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The slug of the GitHub repository to connect.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Creates a new project on DeployHQ.
deployhq:create-project [--zone-id ZONE-ID] [--template-id TEMPLATE-ID] [--repository REPOSITORY] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <name>
Use this command to create a new project on DeployHQ.
The name of the project to create.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The ID of the zone to create the project in. Defaults to North America (East)
.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
The ID of the template to use for the project.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
'pressable-included-integration'
The slug of the GitHub repository to connect the project to, if any.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Creates a new server for a project on DeployHQ.
deployhq:create-project-server [--branch BRANCH] [--branch-source BRANCH-SOURCE] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <project> <site> <name>
Use this command to create a new server for a project on DeployHQ.
The permalink of the project to create the server for.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The domain or numeric Pressable ID of the site to connect the server to.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The name of the server to create.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The branch to deploy from.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
The existing branch to create the new one off of if it does not exist.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Rotates the private key in a DeployHQ project.
deployhq:rotate-project-private-key [--multiple MULTIPLE] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] [<project>]
Use this command to rotate the private key in one or more DeployHQ projects.
The permalink of the project to rotate the private key for.
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Determines whether to process multiple projects. Accepted values are all
or a comma-separated list of project permalinks.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Creates a new GitHub repository on github.com in the organization specified by the GITHUB_API_OWNER constant.
github:create-repository [--homepage HOMEPAGE] [--description DESCRIPTION] [--type TYPE] [--custom-properties CUSTOM-PROPERTIES] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <name>
This command allows you to create a new Github repository.
The name of the repository to create.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
A URL with more information about the repository.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
A short, human-friendly description for this project.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
The name of the template repository to use, if any. One of either project
, plugin
, or issues
. Default empty repo.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
The custom properties to set for the repository.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: yes
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
array ()
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Exports a block pattern from a site to a GitHub.
github:export-pattern-to-repo [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site> <pattern-name> <category-slug>
This command exports a specified block pattern into a category within a GitHub repository.
ID or URL of the Pressable site to run the command on.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The unique identifier of the block pattern to export (e.g., namespace/pattern-name
).
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The slug of the category under which the pattern should be exported. It should be lowercase with hyphens instead of spaces (e.g., featured-patterns
).
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Updates the value of a GitHub repository secret.
github:update-repository-secret [--multiple MULTIPLE] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <secret-name> [<repository>]
This command allows you to update a GitHub repository secret. If the secret does not exist on the repository, it gets skipped.
The name of the secret to update.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The slug of the GitHub repository to operate on.
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Determines whether the 'repository' argument is optional or not. Accepts 'all' or a comma-separated list of repository slugs.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Export a list of plugins installed on WPCOM or Jetpack-connected sites.
jetpack:export-site-plugins [--multiple MULTIPLE] [-d|--destination DESTINATION] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] [<site>]
Use this command to export a list of plugins installed on sites. Only sites with an active Jetpack connection to WPCOM are included.
Domain or WPCOM ID of the site to list the plugins for.
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Determines whether the site
argument is optional or not. Accepted values are all
or a comma-separated list of site IDs or domains.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
The destination file to export the plugins to.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Lists the status of Jetpack modules on a given site.
jetpack:list-site-modules [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site>
Use this command to show a list of Jetpack modules on a given site together with their status. This command requires that the given site has an active Jetpack connection to WPCOM.
Domain or WPCOM ID of the site to fetch the information for.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
List all connected sites where a given Jetpack module is in a given status.
jetpack:module-search [--status STATUS] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <module>
Use this command to find which sites have a given Jetpack module in a given status. Only sites with an active Jetpack connection to WPCOM are searched through.
The module to check the status of.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The status to check for. Must be one of 'on' or 'off'. By default, 'on'.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
List all connected sites where a given plugin is installed.
jetpack:plugin-search [--partial] [--version-search VERSION-SEARCH] [--version-operator VERSION-OPERATOR] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <plugin>
Use this command to find which sites have a given plugin installed. Only sites with an active Jetpack connection to WPCOM are searched through.
The plugin to search for. The term will be matched against the folder name, the main file name, and the textdomain.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Whether to do a partial search. If set, the plugin term will be matched against partial strings.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
The version of the plugin to search for.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
The operator to use for the version comparison.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Sets the status of Jetpack modules on a given site.
jetpack:set-site-module-status [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site> <module> [<status>]
jetpack:toggle-site-module
Use this command to enable/disable a given Jetpack module on a given site. This command requires that the given site has an active Jetpack connection to WPCOM.
Domain or WPCOM ID of the site to set the module status on.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The module to set the status for.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The status to set the module to. Must be one of 'on' or 'off'. By default, 'on'.
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Adds a given domain to a given Pressable site and optionally sets it as primary.
pressable:add-site-domain [--primary] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site> <domain>
This command allows you to add a new domain to a Pressable site. If the given domain is to also be set as primary, then any 1Password entries using the old URL will be updated as well.
ID or URL of the site to add the domain to.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The domain to add to the site.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Set the given domain as the primary one.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Creates a development clone of an existing Pressable site.
pressable:clone-site [--datacenter DATACENTER] [--branch BRANCH] [--skip-safety-net] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site> [<label>]
pressable:create-development-site
Use this command to create a development clone of an existing Pressable site.
The site to clone.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The suffix to append to the site name. Defaults to development
.
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The datacenter to clone the site in. Defaults to the datacenter of the given site.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
The branch to deploy to the site from. Defaults to develop
.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Skip the installation of SafetyNet as a mu-plugin.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Creates a new production site on Pressable.
pressable:create-site [--datacenter DATACENTER] [--repository REPOSITORY] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <name>
pressable:create-production-site
Use this command to create a new production site on Pressable.
The name of the site to create. Probably the same as the project name.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The datacenter to create the site in. Defaults to Dallas, Texas
.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
The GitHub repository to deploy to the site from.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Creates a new Pressable site collaborator.
pressable:create-site-collaborator [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site> <email>
Use this command to create a new Pressable site collaborator.
The domain or numeric Pressable ID of the site to create the collaborator on.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The email address of the collaborator to create.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Deletes a collaborator from Pressable sites.
pressable:delete-site-collaborator [--multiple MULTIPLE] [--delete-wp-user] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <email> [<site>]
Use this command to delete a collaborator from Pressable sites.
The email address of the collaborator to delete.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The site ID or domain to delete the collaborator from.
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Process multiple sites. Use all
for all sites, related
for related sites, or a comma-separated list of site IDs or domains.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Also delete the WordPress user associated with the collaborator.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Displays the most recent PHP errors for a given Pressable site.
pressable:list-site-php-errors [--limit LIMIT] [--format FORMAT] [--severity SEVERITY] [--source SOURCE] [--audit] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] [<site>]
This command allows you to figure out what is preventing a website from loading.
ID or URL of the site to display the errors for.
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The number of distinct PHP fatal errors to return.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
5
The format to output the logs in. Accepts either list
, table
or raw
.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
'list'
The error severity to filter by. Valid values are "User", "Warning", "Deprecated", and "Fatal error". Default all.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Where to retrieve the PHP errors from. Accepts either file
, api
, or auto
.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
'auto'
Whether to check all the sites for the ones with the highest number of errors.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Opens an interactive SSH or SFTP shell to a given Pressable site.
pressable:open-site-shell [--shell-type SHELL-TYPE] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site>
Use this command to open an interactive SSH or SFTP shell to a given Pressable site.
The domain or numeric Pressable ID of the site to open the shell to.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The type of shell to open. Accepts either "ssh" or "sftp". Default "ssh".
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
'ssh'
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Rotates the SFTP user password of a given user on Pressable sites.
pressable:rotate-site-sftp-user-password [-u|--user USER] [--multiple MULTIPLE] [--dry-run] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] [<site>]
This command allows you to rotate the SFTP password of users on Pressable sites.
The domain or numeric Pressable ID of the site on which to rotate the SFTP user password.
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The ID, email, or username of the site SFTP user for which to rotate the password. The default is concierge@wordpress.com.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Determines whether the 'site' argument is optional or not. Accepted values are 'related', 'all', or a comma-separated list of site IDs or domains.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Execute a dry run. It will output all the steps, but will keep the current SFTP user password. Useful for checking whether a given input is valid.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Rotates the WordPress user password of a given user on Pressable sites.
pressable:rotate-site-wp-user-password [-u|--user USER] [--multiple MULTIPLE] [--dry-run] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] [<site>]
This command allows you to rotate the WP password of users on Pressable sites. Finally, it attempts to update the 1Password values of rotated passwords as well.
The domain or numeric Pressable ID of the site on which to rotate the WP user password.
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The email of the site WP user for which to rotate the password. The default is concierge@wordpress.com.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Determines whether the site
argument is optional or not. Accepted values are related
, all
, or a comma-separated list of site IDs or domains.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Execute a dry run. It will output all the steps, but will keep the current WP user password. Useful for checking whether a given input is valid.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Runs a given WP-CLI command on a given Pressable site.
pressable:run-site-wp-cli-command [--multiple MULTIPLE] [--skip-output] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <wp-cli-command> [<site>]
This command allows you to run an arbitrary WP-CLI command on a Pressable site.
The WP-CLI command to run.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The domain or numeric Pressable ID of the site to open the shell to.
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Determines whether the site
argument is optional or not. Accepted values are all
or a comma-separated list of site IDs or domains.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Skip outputting the response to the console.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Uploads the site icon as apple-touch-icon.png to the Pressable sites.
pressable:upload-site-icon [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site>
If a site is displaying a white square icon when bookmarking it in iOS, this command may help fix it.
ID or URL of the site to upload the icon to.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Add a given sticker to a WPCOM site.
wpcom:add-site-sticker [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site> <sticker>
Use this command to associate a new sticker with a WPCOM site.
Domain or WPCOM ID of the site to add the sticker to.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Sticker to add to the site. Any sticker with the team-51- prefix and the blocked-from-atomic-transfer sticker.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Creates a new staging site for a WordPress.com site.
wpcom:clone-site [--branch BRANCH] [--skip-safety-net] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site>
Use this command to create a staging staging site for an existing WordPress.com site.
The site for which to create the staging site.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The branch to deploy to the site from. Defaults to develop
.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Skip the installation of SafetyNet as a mu-plugin.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Connects a WordPress.com site to a GitHub repository for deployments.
wpcom:connect-site-repository [--branch BRANCH] [--target_dir TARGET_DIR] [--deploy] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site> <repository>
Use this command to connect a WordPress.com site to a GitHub repository for deployments.
Domain or WPCOM ID of the site to connect the repository to.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The slug of the GitHub repository to connect.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The branch to deploy from.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
The target directory to deploy to.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Trigger a deployment after the connection is complete.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Creates a new production site on WordPress.com.
wpcom:create-site [--repository REPOSITORY] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <name>
wpcom:create-production-site
Use this command to create a new production site on WordPress.com.
The name of the site to create. Probably the same as the project name.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The GitHub repository to deploy to the site from.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Deletes a WP user from WPCOM sites.
wpcom:delete-site-wp-user [--multiple MULTIPLE] [--dry-run] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <email> [<site>]
Use this command to delete a WP user from WPCOM sites.
The email address of the user to delete.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The domain or WPCOM ID of the site to delete the user from.
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Determines whether the site
argument is optional or not. Accepted values are all
or a comma-separated list of site IDs or domains.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Perform a dry run without actually deleting users
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
List the plugins installed on a WPCOM site.
wpcom:list-site-plugins [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site>
Use this command to list the plugins installed on a WPCOM site.
Domain or WPCOM ID of the site to list the plugins for.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Lists the WPCOM stickers associated with a given site.
wpcom:list-site-stickers [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site>
Use this command to show a list of WPCOM stickers associated with a given site.
Domain or WPCOM ID of the site to fetch the stickers for.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Lists all the sites connected to the team's WPCOM account.
wpcom:list-sites [--audit [AUDIT]] [--export EXPORT] [--export-format EXPORT-FORMAT] [--export-exclude EXPORT-EXCLUDE] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete]
This command will output a summary of the sites connected to WPCOM.
Produces a full list of sites, with reasons why they were or were not filtered. Audit values include full
, for including all sites, no-staging
to exclude staging sites, as well as
a general column/text based exclusive filter, eg. is_private
will include only private sites.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
If provided, the output will be saved inside the specified file in addition to the terminal.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
The format to export the sites in. Accepted values are json
, and csv
.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
'csv'
Exclude columns from the export option. Possible values: Site Name
, Domain
, Site ID
, and Host
.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: yes
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
array ()
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Exports WooCommerce order statistics for all sites connected to the team's WPCOM account.
wpcom:list-sites-stats-orders [--unit UNIT] [--date DATE] [--export EXPORT] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete]
This command will output the top grossing WooCommerce sites we support with dollar amounts and an over amount summed across all of our sites.
Options: day, week, month, year.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Options: For --unit=day: YYYY-MM-DD For --unit=week: YYYY-W## For --unit=month: YYYY-MM For --unit=year: YYYY.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
If provided, the output will be saved inside the specified file in CSV format in addition to the terminal.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Exports summary statistics for all sites connected to the team's WPCOM account.
wpcom:list-sites-stats-summary [--num NUM] [--date DATE] [--period PERIOD] [--export EXPORT] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete]
This command will output a summary of WPCOM stats across all of our sites.
Number of periods to include in the results.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
The date that determines the most recent period for which results are returned. Format is Y-m-d.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
The output will return results over the past [num] days/weeks/months/years, the last one being the one including [date].
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
If provided, the output will be saved inside the specified file in CSV format in addition to the terminal.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Lists the Blog IDs of sites with a specific sticker.
wpcom:list-sites-with-sticker [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <sticker>
Use this command to show a list of WPCOM Sites with a specific sticker.
Sticker to fetch the sites with.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Removes a given sticker from a WPCOM site.
wpcom:remove-site-sticker [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site> <sticker>
Use this command to disassociate a sticker from a WPCOM site.
Domain or WPCOM ID of the site to remove the sticker from.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Sticker to remove from the site.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Rotates the WordPress user password of a given user on WPCOM sites.
wpcom:rotate-site-wp-user-password [-u|--user USER] [--multiple MULTIPLE] [--dry-run] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] [<site>]
This command allows you to rotate the WP password of users on WPCOM sites. Finally, it attempts to update the 1Password values of rotated passwords as well.
The domain or numeric WPCOM ID of the site on which to rotate the WP user password.
- Is required: no
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The email of the site WP user for which to rotate the password. The default is concierge@wordpress.com.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Determines whether the site
argument is optional or not. Accepted values are all
or a comma-separated list of site IDs or URLs.
- Accept value: yes
- Is value required: yes
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
NULL
Execute a dry run. It will output all the steps, but will keep the current WP user password. Useful for checking whether a given input is valid.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Runs a given WP-CLI command on a given WordPress.com site.
wpcom:run-site-wp-cli-command [--skip-output] [--dev] [--no-autocomplete] [--] <site> <wp-cli-command>
This command allows you to run an arbitrary WP-CLI command on a WordPress.com site.
The domain or numeric WordPress.com ID of the site to open the shell to.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
The WP-CLI command to run.
- Is required: yes
- Is array: no
- Default:
NULL
Skip outputting the response to the console.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Run the CLI tool in developer mode.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not provide options to initialization questions.
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Do not output any message
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Display this application version
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false
Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: yes
- Default:
NULL
Do not ask any interactive question
- Accept value: no
- Is value required: no
- Is multiple: no
- Is negatable: no
- Default:
false