Magento 2 Command Line List

Magento 2 Command Line List– As we all know magento 2 comes with some predefined commands which enable us to use it easily. Using these commands we can perform an important task such as – clearing cache, enable/disable developer mode, reindexing etc. Here in this tutorial we are going to cover the important commands which are used in daily development life.

Magento 2 Command Line List | Useful Commands

There are following commands available in magento 2 –

• Setup Commands

• Setup Upgrade Command Line

  Setup upgrade command is very simple you can upgrade the setup using the below command-

  Upgrade Setup Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento setup:upgrade

Cache Commands

• Cache Enable Command Line

  You can enable cache using the below command –

  Cache Enable Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento cache:enable

• Cache Disable Command Line

  You can disable cache using the following command –

  Cache Disable Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento cache:disable

• Cache Clean Command Line

  Following command is used to clean cache in Magento-

  Cache Clean Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento cache:clean

• Cache Flush Command Line

  Cache Flush Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento cache:flush

• Cache Status Command Line

  You can use the following command to check the cache status-

  Cache Status Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento cache:status

• Indexer Commands
• Indexer Status Command Line

  Following command is used to get the indexer status-

  Indexer Status Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento indexer:status

• Indexer Show Mode Command Line

  Indexer Show Mode Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento indexer:show-mode

• Indexer Reindex Command Line

  Indexer Reindex Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento indexer:reindex

• Indexer Info Command Line

  Indexer Info Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento indexer:info

• Module Commands
• Enable Module Command Line

  In magento 2 You can enable module using command line simply as below-

  Enable Module Using Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento module:enable ModuleName

• Disable Module Command Line

  You can disable module using command line simply as below-

  Disable Module Using Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento module:disble ModuleName

• Uninstall Module Command Line–

  In magento 2 You can uninstall module using command line simply as below-

  Uninstall Module Using Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento module:uninstall ModuleName

• Other Commands
• Check Current Mode Command Line

  You can check the current mode(Production/Development) using command line simply as below-

  Check Mode(Development/Production) Module Using Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento deploy:mode:show

• Set Developer Mode Command Line–

  You can set the developer mode simply as below-

  Enable Developer Mode Module Using Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento deploy:mode:set developer

• Set Production Mode Command Line

  You can set the production mode simply as below-

  Set Production Mode Module Using Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento deploy:mode:set production

• Run Single Tenant Compiler Command Line

  Run Single Tenant Compiler Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento setup:di:compile

• Set Static Content Deploy Command Line–

  Set Static Content Deploy Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy

• Set Static Content Deploy Command Line For Language

  Set Static Content Deploy Command Line for language Example:

  php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy en_US

• Set Static Content Deploy Command Line FOr Theme

  Set Static Content Deploy For theme Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy --theme Magento/luma --theme Magento/Another_Theme

• Install Sample Data

  Here is simple command to install the sample data in Magento.

  Install Sample Data Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento sampledata:install

• Run Cron

  Run Cron Command Line Example:

  php bin/magento cron:run