Magento 2 Useful Commands List

Magento 2 Useful Commands List

If you are like most of the developers, you will have juggled through different websites to find SSH / CLI commands for Magento 2. There is no single resource on web which has all useful commands list for Magento 2. I have been there and I know it is a sheer waste of time juggling through different sites. So, to save your time, I have compiled a list of most useful commands for Magento 2 in a single note for all the developers.

Below is the list of most important SSH / CLI commands for Magento 2 that I have found useful. To use these commands you will need to have SSH access to your server or use the Command Line for local access.

Setup Upgrade Using Command Line

		php bin/magento setup:upgrade
	

If you don’t want to remove pub/static files while installing/updating database then use following command.

		php bin/magento setup:upgrade --keep-generated
	

Cache Clean Using Command Line

		php bin/magento cache:clean
	

Cache Flush Using Command Line

		php bin/magento cache:flush
	

View cache status Using Command Line

		php bin/magento cache:status
	

Enable Cache Using Command Line

		php bin/magento cache:enable [cache_type]
	

Disable Cache Using Command Line

		php bin/magento cache:disable [cache_type]
	

Static Content Deploy Using Command Line (Use -f for force deploy on 2.2.x or later)

		php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy
	

Static Content Deploy For Particular Language Using Command Line

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

Static Content Deploy For Magento Backend Theme Using Command Line (Working on 2.1.1 or later)

		php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy --theme="Magento/backend"
	

Static Content Deploy For Specific Themes Using Command Line (Working on 2.1.1 or later)

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

Exclude Themes on Static Content Deploy and does not minify HTML files Using Command Line (Working on 2.1.1 or later)

		php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy en_US --exclude-theme Magento/luma --no-html-minify
	

Reindexing Using Command Line

		php bin/magento indexer:reindex
	

View the list of indexers Using Command Line

		php bin/magento indexer:info
	

View indexer status Using Command Line

		php bin/magento indexer:status
	

Show the mode of all indexers Using Command Line

		php bin/magento indexer:show-mode
	

See all modules Status Using Command Line

		php bin/magento module:status
	

Enable module Using Command Line

		php bin/magento module:enable Namespace_Module
	

Disable module Using Command Line

		php bin/magento module:disable Namespace_Module
	

Uninstall Module Using Command Line

		php bin/magento module:uninstall Namespace_Module
	

Check Current Mode Using Command Line

		php bin/magento deploy:mode:show
	

Change To Developer Mode Using Command Line

		php bin/magento deploy:mode:set developer
	

Change To Production Mode Using Command Line

		php bin/magento deploy:mode:set production
	

Run the single-tenant Compiler Using Command Line

		php bin/magento setup:di:compile
	

Unlock Admin User Using Command Line

		php bin/magento admin:user:unlock adminusername
	

Enable Maintenance Mode Using Command Line

		php bin/magento maintenance:enable
	

To enable maintenance mode for all clients except 192.0.0.1 and 192.0.0.2:

		php bin/magento maintenance:enable --ip=192.0.0.1 --ip=192.0.0.2
	

To clear the list of IPs.

		php bin/magento maintenance:enable --ip=none
	

Disable Maintenance Mode Using Command Line

		php bin/magento maintenance:disable
	

Check Maintenance Mode Status Using Command Line

		php bin/magento maintenance:status
	

Allow IP on Maintenance Mode Using Command Line

		php bin/magento maintenance:allow-ips --ip=192.0.0.1 --ip=192.0.0.2
	

Set Magento crontab Using Command Line

		php bin/magento cron:install --force
	

Use  –force to rewrite an existing Magento crontab.
To view the crontab, enter the following command as the Magento file system owner.

			crontab -l
		

I hope this Magento technical note helped you find what you were looking for. This is a comprehensive list of all useful Magento 2 commands; bookmark it for your future reference.