- Installing Magento (and related tasks such as creating or updating the database schema, creating the deployment configuration, and so on)
- Clearing the cache
- Managing indexes, including reindexing
- Creating translation dictionaries and translation packages
- Generating non-existent classes such as factories and interceptors for plug-ins, generating the dependency injection configuration for the object manager.
- Deploying static view files
- Creating CSS from LESS
Using below command-line utility (for example, enable or disable cache types, run indexers, set up translations, and so on) you can Configure the Magento2
Note:
Local system:
Open command prompt in your local machine and get magento installation directory
cd <your Magento install dir>
Server:
Through SSH you can use these commands
cd <your Magento install dir>
- Get Admin URI
php bin/magento info:adminuri
- Remove sample data
php bin/magento sampledata:remove - Prepare to update sample data
php bin/magento sampledata:reset- Enable module
php bin/magento module:enable VendorName_ModuleName- Disable module
php bin/magento module:disable VendorName_ModuleName- Check module status
php bin/magento module:status- Update the database
php bin/magento setup:upgrade- Reindexing
php bin/magento indexer:reindex- Flush Cache
php bin/magento cache:flush- Check Cache status
php bin/magento cache:status- Maintenance mode status
php bin/magento maintenance:status- Maintenance mode enable
php bin/magento maintenance:enable --ip=192.0.2.10 --ip=192.0.2.11- Maintenance mode disable
php bin/magento maintenance:disable --ip=192.0.2.10 --ip=192.0.2.11- Uninstall language package
php bin/magento i18n:uninstall [-b|--backup-code] {language package name} ... {language package name}