lisa-cli ⚡️

If you want to setup an already existing Lisa site for local development, you can just run the following command: Example: `lisa clone`

Before setting up your first site, you will need to run this command to enter all the necessary API keys that the program uses. All of these can be found in the "Lisa CLI" item in 1Password. Example: `lisa configure [service]` If you've entered incorrect values or need to change them, use the `--reset` option below. _💡 Pass an argument for which service to configure to not reset all of them._ #### `--reset` Use this option with the `configure` command to reset your previously configured API keys. Example: `lisa configure --reset` #### `[service]` Use this argument for which service to configure, available services: `aws`, `godaddy`, `sendgrid`

Use this command to import a database from the production/staging environment of the site that you're working on. A prompt will ask you whether you will import it from staging or production This command will ask for the project name and try to find the correct repos that you should use. If not the correct repos are found, the prompt will let you specify them manually.

This command will create a new Lisa site for you. You will get both a WordPress API and a Next.js application for the frontend. The following will be included: * GitHub repos * Amazon AWS S3 bucket for media handling * Amazon AWS Cloudfront CDN for media files * GoDaddy records for DNS * Sendgrid subuser for email sending When the command is done, you will have the following on your computer: * API site linked to Valet on the domain https://{projectName}-api.test * Next.js frontend app on http://localhost:3000 #### `-c, --config-file` Specify the location of your Kinsta config file that you have created via the command `lisa kinsta`

Use this command to create a site on Kinsta or get a template file for all your Kinsta configuration values. Example: `lisa kinsta [action]` `create` After the site has been created, an email will be sent to the provided email address. `show-config` After the file has been created, update all existing values with the corresponding values from the site at Kinsta that you created earlier.

Use this command to set (or get) your global sites path. This needs to be set to inform Lisa CLI where to do it's 🪄magic🪄. Example: `lisa path [path]` #### `[path]` Specify a path to set that as your Lisa path. If not specified, you will be given your current Lisa path as output instead.

Use this command to show your Lisa status. You will get output including your current Lisa path and all versions of your packages. Example: `lisa status`

Use this command to create a new page component in a Lisa project. It will create basic ACF fields in the api, create a GraphQL fragment, type definitions and a base component in the app. Example: `lisa page-component create`

Example: `lisa cdn create`

Example: `lisa sendgrid create`

Examples: ```sh lisa wp update ``` ```sh lisa wp update --fast ``` commands that will be run: **without** _--fast_ ```sh composer require composer/installers -W composer require roots/acorn -W composer require roots/wordpress -W composer require rector/rector -W --dev composer require squizlabs/php_codesniffer -W --dev composer require johnbillion/query-monitor -W --dev ``` **with** _--fast_ ```sh composer require composer/installers roots/acorn roots/wordpress -W composer require rector/rector squizlabs/php_codesniffer johnbillion/query-monitor -W --dev ```

Example: `lisa godaddy create`

Once the user's been created access keys will be generated and stored in the AWS vault in 1password. Copy these keys and paste them in the vault-file of your site/project. Example: `lisa aws user create`

Create lifecycle rule for dealing with deletion of non-current versions of objects after 1 day. Objects with a delete flag will be removed after 30 days. Example: `lisa s3 bucket set-lifecycle-policy`

This command will generate a new .vault_pass file for the project. This is used to encrypt and decrypt the vault files in the project. Example: ```sh lisa vault-pass-generate ```