Unix and Unix-like operating systems (like Linux) use different line endings in their text files. The format of Windows and Unix text files differs slightly. In Windows, lines end with both the line feed and carriage return ASCII characters, but Unix uses only a line feed. As a consequence, some Windows applications will not show … Read more
I forget exactly if the plugin slug is a reliable method to get the url, it might be in most cases but not all due to how plugins are named. You can query the api @wordpress.org for the plugins xml file which also contains the download link. For example: $plugin_slug = ‘akismet’; $return_plugin_info = “http://api.wordpress.org/plugins/info/1.0/$plugin_slug.xml” … Read more
Using WP CLI, you can record WordPress version using: wp core version –extra –path=”$SITEPATH” > wp-report.txt and append a list of plugins (with status and version): wp plugin list –path=”$SITEPATH” >> wp-report.txt and append a list of themes (with status and version) using: wp theme list –path=”$SITEPATH” >> wp-report.txt Further reading: https://developer.wordpress.org/cli/commands/core/version/ https://developer.wordpress.org/cli/commands/plugin/list/ https://developer.wordpress.org/cli/commands/theme/list/
You should not use this technique to change the URL of your site : WordPress sometimes stores URLs in serialized strings. You find/replace will corrupt the serialized data and discard the whole content. You can use interconnect/it search and replace tool to change the domain without any risk. This tool even allow you to run … Read more
This may be helpful. http://wp-cli.org/blog/how-wp-cli-loads-wordpress.html This is what actually wp-cli tries. $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] = ‘example.com’; define(‘WP_ADMIN’, true); require(‘wordpress/wp-load.php’); You must have these WordPress files files and the database. So the answer is NO unless you create hack. I am not aware of any. If you pass: $ wp make:a.txt –skip-wordpress Error: This does not seem to … Read more
Other than WP-CLI, is there a way to install WordPress via the command-line?
Have a look at your PHP errors. I’ve seen WP CLI fail like that because PHP fatals out.
Changing fonts and stripping tags can be done with a mySQL query. You’ll just need to figure out the right regexes to search and replace. For everything else, it sounds like you would be better off updating the single.php template. Social links, ad codes, all those sorts of things are better managed in a single … Read more
WordPress has a command line library called WP-CLI. You can extend it to create your own commands. I would recommend this for any work on the command line.
First of all, locate your installation of WP-CLI. If you’re using Composer you can list all globally installed packages on the command line like this: composer global show Then update the WP-CLI composer package: composer global update wp-cli/wp-cli If you’re using Homebrew, you can list all installed packages on the command line like this: brew … Read more