Some additional commands for the excellent N98-MageRun Magento command-line tool.
The purpose of this project is just to have an easy way to deploy new, custom commands that I need to use in various places. It's easier for me to do this than to maintain a fork of n98-magerun, but I'd be happy to merge any of these commands into the main n98-magerun project if desired.
There are a few options. You can check out the different options in the MageRun docs.
Here's the easiest:
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Create ~/.n98-magerun/modules/ if it doesn't already exist.
mkdir -p ~/.n98-magerun/modules/ -
Clone the magerun-addons repository in there
cd ~/.n98-magerun/modules/ git clone [email protected]:kalenjordan/magerun-addons.git -
It should be installed. To see that it was installed, check to see if one of the new commands is in there, like
diff:files.mr diff:files
This command modifies the skin and js base URLs with a timestamp-specific URL, so that browsers will pull down fresh CSS and JS.
$ mr design:refresh
It's intended to be used in conjunction with a web server rewrite rule that will rewrite, for example:
/<timestamp>/skin/...
to
/skin/...
Note: I should mention that the URL parsing to generate the URLs needs work. It supports either a URL ending in .com or a URL relative to the base (.e.g. {{base_url}}skin).
This is very experimental and has some defaults in it such as the default billing address for a customer that aren't very international-friendly.
$ mr order:create:dummy [--customer="..."] [--product="..."] [--store="..."] [--shipping="..."] count
Unless specified it picks a random customer, random product, and a random order creation date up to two years ago from the present time, and creates a defined number of orders order for a selected store.
The product can be specified either explicitly by providing a SKU or from a range of SKUs by using a wildcard (e.g. --product="2456%").
Due to obvious reasons not all shipping methods are supported. Currently you can specify either flatrate_flatrate or tablerate_bestway. If no shipping method is specified flatrate_flatrate will be used by default.
Assign an order to a new customer by ID.
This is very experimental - doesn't modify all of the places that customer data exists on the order models, such as the shipping and billing address - just the customer name, email, ID on the order entity.
$ mr order:assign 10000000001 10
Assigns the order #10000000001 to customer ID 10.
Anonymize customer email addresses across a bunch of tables: order, order address, newsletter, quotes, newsletter subscriber.
$ mr customer:anon
Diff core files to see if they've been modified
$ mr diff:files
This just does a simple diff against a fresh copy of the Magento version's code base. Need to add support for it to understand overrides such as a file in app/code/local or lib/.
Diff theme files to see what has been modified.
$ mr diff:theme customtheme/default default/default
See what customizations have been made in your custom theme against the base theme.
Summary screenshot:
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Grab all of the mailchimp unsubscribes to your primary list
$ mr mailchimp:unsubscribe:list
If you're using Ebizmarts_MageMonkey to manage your Mailchimp integration, this will allow you to grab a list of all of the unsubscribed emails to your primary list.
The main purpose for doing this is if you need to import these unsubscribes
somewhere. The routine will dispatch an event mailchimp_list_unsubscribe_discovered
which you can observe in order to handle them.
Uninstall a module by deleting all the module's files and removing database tables.
$ mr dev:module:remove Aitoc_*
NOTE: This is not fully baked yet, at the moment it just deletes the main module config file and the code directory. Pretty trivial, but I'm going to add in database tables, layout files, template files, etc.
Oh and wildcards aren't supported in the module name yet either, but I just had to do that as an example :)
The missing tool to generate EE gift card codes!
$ mr giftcard:generate-codes --prefix=SWEET-DISCOUNTS-