This is the default behavior of WP-CLI’s built-in PHP REPL. If you look at the wp shell documentation, it shows that you can also use the Boris or PsySH PHP REPLs. The Boris REPL does not seem to be actively maintained; however the PsySH REPL has fairly recent maintenance, and it fixes the problem that … Read more
This is file for WP CLI. the command dist-archive: wp dist-archive . Note that you need to install both WP CLI and this plugin: wp package install wp-cli/dist-archive-command
to allow this IP as safe, use this filter add_filter(“http_request_host_is_external”, function ($is, $host, $url) { if (“192.168.0.2” === $host) { $is = TRUE; } return $is; }, 10, 3);
WP CLI already caches things without needing to use wp core download, that’s why your wp core download command works. You can skip the extraction step entirely by just downloading WP directly into its cache folder, as well as any plugins By default WP CLI will store any files it requests via HTTP in ~/.wp-cli/cache, … Read more
There is not “one command” in WordPress CLI that does the job: https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli/issues/2270 However using other commands, you can overide the user password directly in the database using the following: USER_ID=$(wp user list –login=”$USR_LOGIN” –format=ids) wp db query “UPDATE wp_users SET user_pass=”$HASHED_PASS” WHERE ID = $USER_ID;” First line is optional if you already know the … Read more
In a WordPress installation, a certain number of database tables are registered in the $wpdb object. To see what they are, you can run the WP-CLI command wp db tables. On my local WP installation, these are the $wpdb-registered tables: wp_users wp_usermeta wp_posts wp_comments wp_links wp_options wp_postmeta wp_terms wp_term_taxonomy wp_term_relationships wp_termmeta wp_commentmeta wp_blogs wp_signups wp_site … Read more
You’ll need to wrap your statement within a class_exists() check: function foo_command( $args ) { WP_CLI::success( $args[0] ); } if ( class_exists( ‘WP_CLI’ ) ) { WP_CLI::add_command( ‘foo’, ‘foo_command’ ); } This way, the command is only registered when the WP_CLI class exists — because the WP_CLI class will only exist when WP-CLI is running.
Wp-cli-ssh global installation problem [closed]
The WP_CLI class has a runcommand method that launches a new child process to run a specified WP-CLI command. According to the docs, you can use it like this: $options = array( ‘return’ => true, // Return ‘STDOUT’; use ‘all’ for full object. ‘parse’ => ‘json’, // Parse captured STDOUT to JSON array. ‘launch’ => … Read more
wp option does all you need. See wp option patch in particular. Updates a nested value in an option. Get a nested option value: $ wp option pluck ez-toc-settings auto_insert_post_types Set a nested option value (with an array): $ wp option patch update ez-toc-settings auto_insert_post_types ‘{“post”:”post”}’ –format=json