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<\/a>\nGroups of commands mentioned in this article:<\/p>\n
help The general command syntax is: <\/span>php bin\/magento command<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n bin\/magento<\/span><\/i> refers to Magento 2 CLI Application, and the command is launched via the parent of Magento 2 CLI Application, which is <\/span>Symfony\\Component\\Console\\Application<\/span><\/i>. Before that the system adds some default flags: -h | –help (displays help), -q | –quiet (nothing will appear at the console), -V | –version (Magento version). You can increase the level of data output at the console (verbose) starting with -v, and ending with -vvv (debug).<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/div>\n This command allows you to see the syntax of the selected commands, the available options and arguments. For example: <\/span>php bin\/magento help setup:upgrade<\/span><\/i>. <\/span><\/p>\n In this case Magento uses the symfony component: <\/span>Symfony\\Component\\Console\\Command\\HelpCommand<\/span><\/i>, which, in its turn, is inherited from <\/span>Symfony\\Component\\Console\\Command\\Command<\/span><\/i>. All Magento 2 console commands have one common parent: <\/span>Symfony\\Component\\Console\\Command\\Command.<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n Here are the available options:<\/span><\/p>\n The command search is carried out by namespace. After that, the script collects all the data about this command: description, name, options, arguments, definitions, and displays it in the specified format.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/div>\n This command displays a list of available console commands and a brief description of their function. <\/span>It can take a namespace as an argument, for example: list setup. <\/span>Added options: xml, raw, format (you can find the description above, in the <\/span>help <\/span><\/i>command paragraph).<\/span><\/p>\n By default, the list of commands is displayed in <\/span>txt <\/span><\/i>format. However, if you specify the <\/span>xml <\/span><\/i>format, you will see a full list of commands with all the possible options, arguments and description. As you can see, each format has a certain amount of information output. The choice of format defines the descriptor that the program will use to collect and display information.<\/span>namespace Symfony\\Component\\Console\\Descriptor.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/div>\n Let’s create a new administrator. Format admin:user:create –flag value –flag value…<\/p>\n Flags:<\/p>\n Username, Firstname, Lastname<\/em> cannot be empty. Email<\/em> should be valid. Password<\/em> should contain more than 7 symbols, including letters and numbers.<\/p>\n A new entry is added to the admin_passwords table: user_id, password_hash = p., last_updated = time()<\/em>.<\/p>\n The command unlocks the user who has exceeded the limit of admissible errors when entering the admin panel. <\/span>You should specify the username as an argument. The system checks if such a user exists in the <\/span>admin_user<\/span><\/i> table. Next, the user is assigned with the following features:<\/span><\/p>\n The user is considered to be unblocked<\/span><\/p>\n Places the specified configuration type in <\/span>app\/etc\/config.php <\/span><\/i>and in <\/span>app\/etc\/env.php<\/span><\/i>.<\/span><\/p>\n Imports configuration files <\/span>config.php<\/span><\/i> & <\/span>env.php<\/span><\/i> to the database.<\/span><\/p>\n Checks if configuration files have been changed in deployment.<\/span><\/p>\n
\n<\/a>list
\n<\/a>admin:user
\n<\/a>catalog
\n<\/a>config
\n<\/a>cron
\n<\/a>customer
\n<\/a>deploy
\n<\/a>i18n
\n<\/a>indexer
\n<\/a>info
\n<\/a>maintenance
\n<\/a>module
\n<\/a>setup
\n<\/a>store
\n<\/a>theme<\/a>
\nHow to create your own console command
\n<\/a>Creating a progressBar
\n<\/a>Questions & Answers<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>Help<\/h2>\n
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<\/a>List<\/h2>\n
<\/a>Admin<\/h2>\n
admin:user:create<\/h3>\n
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admin:user:unlock<\/h3>\n
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app:config:dump<\/h3>\n
app:config:import<\/h3>\n
app:config:status<\/h3>\n