humanmade/wp-remote-cli

Manage your WordPress sites using WP Remote and WP-CLI

WP Remote CLI

Manage your WordPress sites using WP Remote and WP-CLI.

Note: This is currently in beta. While we have a good sense of how it should work, we may rename methods, etc. as we refine it up until 1.0.

Until WP-CLI's package installer is complete, there are a couple of ways you can use WP Remote CLI:

1. cd ~/.wp-cli; composer require humanmade/wp-remote-cli
2. Clone the Git repo somewhere and load it with a wp-cli.yml file.

Currently, you'll need to run these commands inside of an existing WordPress install. We plan to eventually remove that dependency.

Authentication is via API key or HTTP Basic Auth. Both of these can be defined inside of wp-config.php so you don't need to specify them each time.

Feel free to open an issue with any questions you might have!

wp-remote-cli's Issues

Support for getting and setting webhooks

Joe added support for webhooks to the web application. Let's support interacting with them via WP-CLI.

Implement `wp remote core-update`

It should update WordPress to the latest version of code.

Update readme and tag 0.1

• Copy edit on the readme.
• List available commands (e.g. what it can do)
• Tag 0.1

Create additional site commands

Becuz they now have endpoints:

• get-note
• set-note
• get-group
• set-group
• get-api-key
• regenerate-api-key

Remove dependencies on WordPress

If we move away from WP functions, then this command can be run standalone without WordPress.

Dependencies:

• wp_remote_request()
• WP_Error
• add_query_arg()
• wp_remote_retrieve_response_code()
• wp_remote_retrieve_body

Layout of the commands

We have the potential to have a lot of commands. As such, thinking through how we structure them will be important.

Here's the route I went down to start:

remote
    site-list
    site-add
    site-delete
    plugin-list
    plugin-install

Here's what we might consider instead:

wpr-site
    list
    add
    get
    delete
    refresh

wpr-plugin
    list
    install
    activate
    deactivate
    uninstall
    update

Any feedback or suggested alternatives?