My list of Magento 2 command lines

Introduction

Are you a Magento 2 developer and usually work with the command line interface? In this article, I am sharing with you some of the Magento 2 command lines for your project. You can use it as a checklist on the command line to save time during your development process.

Magento 2 command line to create and unlock an administrator account

In some cases, it is not possible to use the Magento dashboard to create an administrator. For example, if you don't have the dashboard administrator, you can access your account to create another user. If this happens, you can try with the command line interface.

To create an administrator account

In order to create an Admin account, you can use the following php code:

 php bin/Magento admin:user:create

To unlock an admin account

To unlock an administrator account, use this code:

 php bin/Magento admin:user:unlock

Command line for creating, capturing, or downloading the app

The php code for the command line to create, capture or dump the application is as follows:

 php bin/Magento app:config:dump

Magento cache management

Whenever you make essential changes to your website, you should clear or flush the caches for those changes to take effect immediately. Using the command lines below, you can clean, list, disable, or enable caches.

To clean Magento caches

Here is a sample code you can use to clean Magento caches:

 php bin/magento cache:clean

To disable caches

In order to disable the caches, you can use the following code:

 php bin/magento cache:disable

To allow Magento caches

The code to enable Magento caches is:

 php bin/magento cache:enable

To clear Magento caches Here is a sample code to clear Magento caches:

 php bin/magento cache:flush

To check the status of Magento Caches.

If you want to check the status of Magento caches, you can use the following code:

 php bin/magento cache:status

Manage Magento catalog

To create resized product images, use the code:

 php bin/magento catalog:images:resize

To delete unused product attributes:

 php bin/magento catalog:product:attributes:cleanup

Manage your Magento CRON projects

To run jobs on schedule, use:

 php bin/magento cron:run

Upgrade client content to latest algorithm

For this you can use the following code:

 php bin/magento customer:hash:upgrade

Deploy command lines

The code to set the application mode is:

 php bin/magento deploy:mode:set

To display the current application mode, use:

 php bin/magento deploy:mode:show

dev command lines

Magento 2 dev command lines are used to collect and publish theme source files. The following code can be used:

 php bin/magento dev:source-theme:deploy

In order to perform tests use:

 php bin/magento dev:tests:run

Generate the catalog of URNs to *.xsd mappings for the IDE to highlight the XML using code:

 php bin/magento dev:urn-catalog:generate

Convert the XML file using XSL style sheets with the code:

 php bin/magento dev:xml:convert

i18n command line

Discover phrases in the code database using the following:

 php bin/magento i18n:collect-phrases

Saving the language module with the code:

 php bin/magento i18n:pack

Uninstall language packs with:

 php bin/magento i18n:uninstall

Indexer command lines

Display allowed indexers with the following code:

 php bin/magento indexer:info

Re-index the data with:

 php bin/magento indexer:reindex

Reset the indexer status to invalid using:

 php bin/magento indexer:reset

Set the type of indexing mode with the code:

 php bin/magento indexer:set-mode

Display index mode using the following:

 php bin/magento indexer:show-mode

Indicate the status of the indexer with:

 php bin/magento indexer:status

Get more information with the command line

Display the Magento Admin URI using the code:

 php bin/magento info:adminuri

Print the list of backup files available with:

 php bin/magento info:backups:list

Display the list of available currencies using:

 php bin/magento info:currency:list

The code allows you to indicate the number of dependencies on the Magento framework:

 php bin/magento info:dependencies:show-framework

Indicate the number of dependencies between modules using the following:

 php bin/magento info:dependencies:show-modules

To let you show how many circular dependencies between modules you can use:

 php bin/magento info:dependencies:show-modules-circular

Display the list of available local languages with:

 php bin/magento info:language:list

Display the list of available time zones using the following code:

 php bin/magento info:timezone:list

Manage Maintenance Mode with Magento 2 Command Line

Set the maintenance mode to exempt IPs using the code:

 php bin/magento maintenance:allow-ips

Disable maintenance mode with:

 php bin/magento maintenance:disable

Enable the use of maintenance mode:

 php bin/magento maintenance:enable

View the maintenance mode status following this code:

 php bin/magento maintenance:status

Manage modules with the command line

Disable the specified modules with the code:

 module php bin/magento:disable

Authorize the use of specific modules:

 module php bin/magento:enable

Display the status of modules with:

 php bin/magento module:status

Uninstall composer-installed modules using the following:

 phpbin/magento module:uninstall

Get and manage sample data with the command line

Deploy the type data module using the following code:

 php bin/magento sampledata:deploy

Remove all sample data packets from composer.json with code:

 php bin/magento sampledata:remove

Reset all typical data modules to reinstall them using:

 php bin/magento sampledata:reset

Magento 2 Command Line Configuration Management

Support backup of codebase, media and database of Magento application using following code:

 php bin/magento setup:backup

Create or modify the deployment configuration using:

 php bin/magento setup:config:set

Run the cron program intended for the configuration application with:

 php bin/magento setup:cron:run

Install and update the data in the database with the following code:

 php bin/magento setup:db-data:upgrade

Install and update the DB schema using:

 php bin/magento setup:db-schema:upgrade

Check if the DB schema or data needs to be updated with the following code:

 php bin/magento setup:db:status

Generate the ID configuration and any missing classes that can be auto-generated using the code:

 php bin/magento setup:di:compile

Install the Magento app with:

 php bin/magento setup:install

Generate fixtures using the following code: php bin/magento setup:performance:generate-fixtures Return to the Magento application codebase, media and database with:

 php bin/magento setup:rollback

Deploy static view files using the code:

 php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy

Install store configuration with code:

 php bin/magento setup:store-config:set

Uninstall the Magento app with this code:

 php bin/magento setup:uninstall

Update the Magento application, database data and schema using the following code:

 php bin/magento setup:upgrade

Conclusion on Magento 2 Command Line Checklist

Please note that the Magento 2 command line checklist above is for the default Magento 2 website. For example, as you install modules or features, you may have more orders for your project. If you want to get the full list of commands available on your site, just type the code:

 php bin/magento list

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