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Wp-cli - A command line tool to do work on a Wordpress from the command line.

12 points by andreascreten 15y ago

dovyski 15y ago
Sounds sweet! Congratulations!
- andreascreten 15y ago
  Thanks :-D
Tombar 15y ago
congratulations! I've been thinking of porting drupal drush project to WP for a while and never ever found enough time to do it :P
jeromeparadis 15y ago
Interesting. From the commands currently supported, it looks like it's an update tool to update the core and to update plugins. Here are some commands I think may be helpful and a few notes: * upgrading the core could check the installed pup and mysql versions for changing WordPress dependencies. i.e.: latest wp versions had php requirements changes. You wouldn't want to be able to update unless your system is up to date * secure: command to secure the wordpress installation based on best practices * language: download/install language packs * backup: tool to backup wp-content and the database (optionally to another server) * restore: restore from a backup * migrate: copy to another database, optionally change DB/WP prefix, migrate/merge user IDs, etc. Could be complex, but the use case would be to help moving to a multi-site single DB installation. I'll probably thing of other stuff. I like that plugins can be developed for this tool.
- andreascreten 15y ago
  On upgrading & checks: I think WordPress is doing this already. If not, this is something that they should do and not this plugin. For all the others things: great ideas! Maybe we should start a wiki with things to be developed. Feel free to contribute :-D
stephane_daury 15y ago
Or you could save yourself some time and use/contribute to wpshell: http://code.trac.wordpress.org/browser/wpshell http://code.trac.wordpress.org/browser/wpshell It's helpful to look for prior art before starting a project. ;)
- brendano 15y ago
  Does wpshell have a homepage and an overview what it does, even just a README file? It's hard to blame someone for not finding prior art when this doesn't exist :)
- jeromeparadis 15y ago
  It doesn't seem much like the same kind of project. I watched the video from the WATCHME file and it looks like wpshell is a shell to your installation where you have a command prompt to execute wp code.
- andreascreten 15y ago
  I have done a lot of research on projects like this. I found a couple projects on Github and Sourceforge but non of them are really build to be pluggable. The whole idea behind this project is that you can add wp-cli commands from within your plugins.

12 points by andreascreten 15y ago

dovyski 15y ago

Sounds sweet! Congratulations!

andreascreten 15y ago
Thanks :-D

Tombar 15y ago

congratulations! I've been thinking of porting drupal drush project to WP for a while and never ever found enough time to do it :P

jeromeparadis 15y ago

Interesting. From the commands currently supported, it looks like it's an update tool to update the core and to update plugins. Here are some commands I think may be helpful and a few notes: * upgrading the core could check the installed pup and mysql versions for changing WordPress dependencies. i.e.: latest wp versions had php requirements changes. You wouldn't want to be able to update unless your system is up to date * secure: command to secure the wordpress installation based on best practices * language: download/install language packs * backup: tool to backup wp-content and the database (optionally to another server) * restore: restore from a backup * migrate: copy to another database, optionally change DB/WP prefix, migrate/merge user IDs, etc. Could be complex, but the use case would be to help moving to a multi-site single DB installation. I'll probably thing of other stuff. I like that plugins can be developed for this tool.

andreascreten 15y ago
On upgrading & checks: I think WordPress is doing this already. If not, this is something that they should do and not this plugin. For all the others things: great ideas! Maybe we should start a wiki with things to be developed. Feel free to contribute :-D

stephane_daury 15y ago

Or you could save yourself some time and use/contribute to wpshell: http://code.trac.wordpress.org/browser/wpshell http://code.trac.wordpress.org/browser/wpshell It's helpful to look for prior art before starting a project. ;)

brendano 15y ago
Does wpshell have a homepage and an overview what it does, even just a README file? It's hard to blame someone for not finding prior art when this doesn't exist :)
jeromeparadis 15y ago
It doesn't seem much like the same kind of project. I watched the video from the WATCHME file and it looks like wpshell is a shell to your installation where you have a command prompt to execute wp code.
andreascreten 15y ago
I have done a lot of research on projects like this. I found a couple projects on Github and Sourceforge but non of them are really build to be pluggable. The whole idea behind this project is that you can add wp-cli commands from within your plugins.