# WP-CLI commands SleekByte registers these WP-CLI commands. Each is documented by the WP-CLI docblock where it is declared; `wp help ` prints the same text on a site. ## `wp sleek byte` Validates and exports SleekByte snippets. ## `wp sleek byte errors` Reads and clears the per-snippet error logs. ## `wp sleek byte errors clear` Clears the error log of a snippet. ```bash wp sleek byte errors clear ``` | Argument | Description | | --- | --- | | `` | The snippet id. | **Examples** ```bash wp sleek byte errors clear my-snippet ``` ## `wp sleek byte errors list` Prints the logged errors for a snippet. ```bash wp sleek byte errors list ``` | Argument | Description | | --- | --- | | `` | The snippet id. | **Examples** ```bash wp sleek byte errors list my-snippet ``` ## `wp sleek byte export` Exports a snippet as a standalone plugin and prints the output path. ```bash wp sleek byte export [--zip] [--name=] [--slug=] [--dest=] ``` | Argument | Description | | --- | --- | | `` | The snippet id. | | `[--zip]` | Write a zip archive instead of a plugin folder. | | `[--name=]` | The plugin name. Defaults to the snippet title. | | `[--slug=]` | The plugin slug. Defaults to the sanitized name. | | `[--dest=]` | The directory to write into. Defaults to uploads/sleek-byte-exports. | **Examples** ```bash wp sleek byte export my-snippet --zip --dest=/tmp ``` ## `wp sleek byte file` Manages individual files inside the snippets directory. ## `wp sleek byte file delete` Deletes files or folders from the snippets directory. ```bash wp sleek byte file delete ... [--yes] ``` | Argument | Description | | --- | --- | | `...` | One or more paths relative to the snippets directory. | | `[--yes]` | Skip the confirmation prompt. | **Examples** ```bash wp sleek byte file delete my-snippet/legacy.php --yes ``` ## `wp sleek byte file update` Writes a file, creating parent folders as needed. ```bash wp sleek byte file update [--content=] [--from-file=] [--stdin] ``` | Argument | Description | | --- | --- | | `` | The file path relative to the snippets directory, like my-snippet/index.php. | | `[--content=]` | The file content. | | `[--from-file=]` | Read the content from a local file. Pass - to read from STDIN. | | `[--stdin]` | Read the content from STDIN. | **Examples** ```bash wp sleek byte file update my-snippet/index.php --from-file=index.php cat index.php | wp sleek byte file update my-snippet/index.php --stdin ``` ## `wp sleek byte snippet` Manages the code snippets stored on disk. ## `wp sleek byte snippet create` Creates a snippet folder with a snippet.json and an index.php stub. ```bash wp sleek byte snippet create [--title=] [--context=<context>] [--hook=<hook>] [--disabled] ``` | Argument | Description | | --- | --- | | `<id>` | The snippet id, used as its folder name. | | `[--title=<title>]` | A display name. Defaults to the id. | | `[--context=<context>]` | Comma separated execution contexts out of frontend, admin and block-editor. Defaults to the plugin default (frontend). | | `[--hook=<hook>]` | The action hook the PHP file runs on. Default init. Hooks that run before snippets load (muplugins_loaded, plugins_loaded, setup_theme, after_setup_theme) are refused. | | `[--disabled]` | Create the snippet in a disabled state. | **Examples** ```bash wp sleek byte snippet create my-snippet --title="My Snippet" --hook=wp_head ``` ## `wp sleek byte snippet delete` Deletes a snippet folder and everything in it. ```bash wp sleek byte snippet delete <id> [--yes] ``` | Argument | Description | | --- | --- | | `<id>` | The snippet id. | | `[--yes]` | Skip the confirmation prompt. | **Examples** ```bash wp sleek byte snippet delete my-snippet --yes ``` ## `wp sleek byte snippet disable` Disables a snippet without deleting it. ```bash wp sleek byte snippet disable <id> ``` | Argument | Description | | --- | --- | | `<id>` | The snippet id. | **Examples** ```bash wp sleek byte snippet disable my-snippet ``` ## `wp sleek byte snippet enable` Enables a snippet. ```bash wp sleek byte snippet enable <id> ``` | Argument | Description | | --- | --- | | `<id>` | The snippet id. | **Examples** ```bash wp sleek byte snippet enable my-snippet ``` ## `wp sleek byte snippet get` Shows one snippet and its configuration. ```bash wp sleek byte snippet get <id> [--files] [--format=<format>] ``` | Argument | Description | | --- | --- | | `<id>` | The snippet id, its folder name inside the snippets directory. | | `[--files]` | Include the content of every file in the snippet. | | `[--format=<format>]` | Output format. Supports table and json. File contents are only part of the json output; the table output lists the file paths. | **Examples** ```bash wp sleek byte snippet get my-snippet --files --format=json ``` ## `wp sleek byte snippet list` Lists every snippet with its execution state. ```bash wp sleek byte snippet list [--format=<format>] ``` | Argument | Description | | --- | --- | | `[--format=<format>]` | Output format. Supports table and json. | **Examples** ```bash wp sleek byte snippet list --format=json ``` ## `wp sleek byte test` Validates PHP code the same way the app does before saving. Exits non-zero when the code is rejected or fails, so it can gate scripted deploys. ```bash wp sleek byte test [--file=<path>] [--snippet=<id>] [--stdin] ``` | Argument | Description | | --- | --- | | `[--file=<path>]` | Test a file inside the snippets directory, like my-snippet/index.php. | | `[--snippet=<id>]` | Test the index.php of a snippet. | | `[--stdin]` | Test PHP code read from STDIN. | **Examples** ```bash wp sleek byte test --snippet=my-snippet cat index.php | wp sleek byte test --stdin ```