buddypress/wp-cli-buddypress

WP-CLI commands for use with BuddyPress.

These commands may be in flux, as we work toward a potential merge into BuddyPress. See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7604.

Please use and provide feedback!

System Requirements

• PHP >= 5.4
• wp-cli >= 0.23.0
• BuddyPress trunk (development version).

Setup

• Install wp-cli
• Install wp-cli-buddypress. Manuall installation is recommended, though Composer installation should work too. See https://wp-cli.org/package-index/ for information.
• Inside of a WP installation, type wp bp. You should see a list of available commands.

Changelog

1.8.0

• wp-cli-buddypress requires PHP 5.4
• bp notification commands introduced

1.7.0

• Updated bp and bp xprofile commands PHPDoc info
• Fixed component list commands output
• Check if the component exists first before using it
• Fixed component Behat tests
• Removed PHP 5.3 support from Travis

1.6.0

• bp email commands introduced
• With PSR-4 support for the classes

1.5.0

• CRUD commands introduced to the main BuddyPress components
• Behat tests added for all commands
• Codebase fixed for WPCS

1.4.0

• New commands: bp xprofile list_fields, bp xprofile delete_field
• Added the ability to pass multiple comma-separated values when updating xprofile fields
• Fixed bug in component activation

1.3.1

• Improved logic for user-id parsing

1.3.0

• New commands: bp group get_members, bp group update
• Ability to pass 'content' when using bp activity generate
• When using bp activity generate with type=activity_update and component=groups, format the activity action properly

1.2.0

• Use wp-cli's new fourth-level commands
• New commands: xprofile create_group, xprofile create_field, xprofile set_data

1.1.1

• Ensure that components have their install routine run after activation

1.1

• New commands: activate, deactivate, activity_create, activity_generate
• Improved documentation
• Added support for installation via Composer

1.0

• Initial release