29 lines
1.4 KiB
PHP
29 lines
1.4 KiB
PHP
<?php
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use FeedReaderCentral\Data;
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use FeedReaderCentral\Security;
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include '../../start.php';
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$db = Data::getConnection();
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Security::verifyUser($db, redirectIfAnonymous: false);
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page_head('About the CLI | Documentation'); ?>
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<h1>About the CLI</h1>
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<p class=back-link><?=hx_get('./', '⟨⟨ Documentation Home')?>
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<article class=docs>
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<p>Feed Reader Central’s low-friction design includes having many administrative tasks run in a terminal or
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shell. “CLI” is short for “Command Line Interface”, and refers to commands that are run
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via PHP’s <code>php-cli</code> command. Ensure that the version of PHP installed also has that feature
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enabled. (If you are using the recommended
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<a href=https://frankenphp.dev target=_blank rel=noopener>FrankenPHP</a> environment, it has PHP CLI support;
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use <code>frankenphp php-cli</code> instead of <code>php-cli</code> when following instructions here.)
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<h2>Running CLI Commands</h2>
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<p>CLI commands should be run from the same directory with <code>start.php</code>; this will be one directory level
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up from <code>/public</code>, the web root directory. CLI utilities are in the <code>/util</code> directory, so
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an invocation will follow the pattern:
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<p><code>php-cli util/some-process.php command option1 option2</code>
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</article><?php
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page_foot();
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$db->close();
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