Project Commands
shopware-cli project create [folder] [version]
Create a new Shopware 6 project from the choosen version
Arguments:
folder
- Required: Folder name for the installationversion
- Version to install
shopware-cli project admin-build
Builds the Administration with all installed extensions
shopware-cli project storefront-build
Builds the Storefront with all installed extensions
shopware-cli project worker
Starts the Shopware worker in background and tails the log
Arguments:
- Worker amount -
shopware-cli project worker 5
starts 5 workers
shopware-cli project dump [database]
Dumps the MySQL database as SQL. Additional configuration can be done with a .shopware-project.yml
like
dump:
# Rewrite column content new value
rewrite:
table:
column: "'new-value'"
colum2: "faker.Internet().Email()" # Uses faker data. See https://github.com/jaswdr/faker
# Ignore table content
nodata:
- table
# Ignore entire table
ignore:
- table
# Add a where to the export
where:
table: 'id > 5'
Parameters:
--host
- MySQL Host (default: 127.0.0.1)--port
- MySQL Port (default: 3306)--username
- MySQL Username (default: root)--password
- MySQL Password (default: root)--output
- Output file (default:dump.sql
)--clean
- Ignores content of following tables:cart
,customer_recovery
,dead_message
,enqueue
,increment
,elasticsearch_index_task
,log_entry
,message_queue_stats
,notification
,payment_token
,refresh_token
,version
,version_commit
,version_commit_data
,webhook_event_log
--skip-lock-tables
- Skips locking of tables--anonymize
- Anonymize known user data tables. See for the list
Examples:
- `shopware-cli project dump sw6 --host 127.0.0.1 --username root --password root --clean --anonymize
shopware-cli project admin-api [method] [path]
Run authentificated curl against the admin api
Arguments:
method
- Required: HTTP methodpath
- Required: HTTP path
Parameters:
--output-token
- Outputs only the access token
Examples:
shopware-cli project admin-api POST "/search/tax" -- -d '{"limit": 1}' -H 'Accept: application/json' -H 'Content-Type: application/json'
shopware-cli project clear-cache
Clears the cache of the shop
shopware-cli project extension list
Lists all extensions of the shop
Parameters:
--json
- Outputs as JSON
shopware-cli project extension outdated
Shows only extensions which are updateable. Exists with exit code 1 when updates are found
Parameters:
--json
- Outputs as JSON
shopware-cli project extension install
Install one or more extensions
Arguments:
- The extension name
shopware-cli project extension uninstall
Uninstall one or more extensions
Arguments:
- The extension name
shopware-cli project extension activate
Activate one or more extensions
Arguments:
- The extension name
shopware-cli project extension deactivate
Deactivates one or more extensions
Arguments:
- The extension name
shopware-cli project extension update
Updates one or more extensions
Use all
as argument to update all possible extensions
Arguments:
- The extension name
shopware-cli project extension upload [folder|zip]
Uploads one local extension zip or folder to shop
Arguments:
- zip or folder path
Parameters:
--activate
- Installs, Activates or updates the extension after upload
shopware-cli project config pull
Downloads the current external shop config to the local .shopware-project.yml
. Use shopware-cli project config init
to create the basic config file first
shopware-cli project config push
Pushes the local configuration to the external system
Parameters:
--auto-approve
- Skips the manual confirmation
shopware-cli project ci
Builds a Shopware project with assets, composer etc
Arguments:
- project path
What that command does:
- Installs all composer dependencies
- Builds all storefront and admin assets of all extensions
- Strips unused files from the vendor folder
The steps can be configured using a .shopware-project.yaml
see Schema for more information.
shopware-cli project generate-jwt
Generates a JWT token for the given path
Arguments:
- project path (optional)
Parameters:
--env
- Print the JWT key as environment variable