Backup / Restore WordPress installation
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This package implements the following commands:
Backup / Restore WordPress installation
wp snapshot
Creates a snapshot of WordPress installation.
wp snapshot create [--name=<name>] [--config-only]
OPTIONS
[--name=<name>]
Snapshot nice name.
[--config-only]
Store only configuration values WordPress version, Plugin/Theme version.
EXAMPLES
# Create file/full snapshot.
$ wp snapshot create
# Create config snapshot. Will not work with 3rd party themes/plugins.
$ wp snapshot create --config-only
List all the backup snapshots.
wp snapshot list [--format=<format>]
OPTIONS [--format=] Render output in a particular format. --- default: table options: - table - csv - ids - json - count - yaml --- EXAMPLES
$ wp snapshot list
Get information of the installation for given backup.
wp snapshot inspect <id>
OPTIONS
<id>
ID / Name of Snapshot to inspect.
EXAMPLES
$ wp snapshot inspect 1
Restores a snapshot of WordPress installation.
wp snapshot restore <id>
OPTIONS
<id>
ID / Name of Snapshot to restore.
EXAMPLES
$ wp snapshot restore 1
Delete a given snapshot.
wp snapshot delete <id>
OPTIONS
<id>
ID / Name of Snapshot to delete.
EXAMPLES
$ wp snapshot delete 1
Configure credentials for external storage.
wp snapshot configure [--service=<service>]
Supported services are:
- Amazon S3
OPTIONS
[--service=<service>]
Third party storage service to store backup zip.
---
default: aws
options:
- aws
---
EXAMPLES
$ wp snapshot configure --service=aws
Push the snapshot to an external storage service.
wp snapshot push <id> [--service=<service>] [--alias=<alias>]
<id>
ID / Name of Snapshot to inspect.
OPTIONS
[--service=<service>]
Third party storage service to store backup zip.
---
default: aws
options:
- aws
---
[--alias=<alias>]
Name of the remote where the snapshot should be pushed.
EXAMPLES
# Push snapshot to AWS.
$ wp snapshot push 1 --service=aws
# Push snapshot to remote path via alias.
$ wp snapshot push 2 --alias=@staging
This package is included with WP-CLI itself, no additional installation necessary.
To install the latest version of this package over what's included in WP-CLI, run:
wp package install [email protected]:wposs/snapshot-command.git
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