An API to manipulate an WordPress installation by code. This project is an interface to WP-CLI. It manipulate the core, plugins, themes, options and another data wrapping with the CLI calls.
The WP-CLI is an excellent tool to maintain WordPress sites. However the unique way of execute your code is in the terminal. It’s impossible access directly the project functions to use with another application. For example, to get a status of a plugin.
The objective of the project is solve this. Through of entity classes to represent site objects and helper classes to manipulate the packages and data. Using the WP-CLI as background to get the data and execute tasks.
This project doesn't support multisite installation and interactive commands.
The best way to install the package is using Composer with the following command.
$ composer require "edpittol/wp-cli-api"
You can add the dependency directly in your composer.json file.
"require": {
"edpittol/wp-cli-api": "~0.1"
}
Check and update WP core.
use WP_CLI\Api\Command\Core\CheckUpdateCommand;
use WP_CLI\Api\Command\Core\UpdateCommand;
use WP_CLI\Api\Command\Core\VersionCommand;
$check = new CheckUpdateCommand();
if( ! empty($check->run() ) ) {
$version = new VersionCommand();
echo $version->run(); // 4.5
$update = new UpdateCommand();
$update->run();
echo $version->run(); // 4.6.1
}
The first step of the project is cover all WP-CLI commands. After, improve and facilitate the use of the API. For a while, the commands covered are core and db.
Issues and pull requests are welcome.
Clone the project
$ git clone git@github.com:edpittol/wp-cli-api.git
Go to clonned project directory
$ cd wp-cli-api
Run PHPUnit
$ ./vendor/bin/phpunit
The project is licensing under GPLv3. See the LICENSE.
- Wrap the WP-CLI call using Symfony Process
- Process log interface (PSR-3)
- Implement 'core' and 'db' commands