In this article we explain you how to exploit all commands in Magento 2 CLI (Part 3)
Part 3: Examine modules using CLI
Everyone knows Magento 2 has a powerful command-line interface tools (CLI). It permits you to complete task including installation, configuration, database backups, compiling LESS etc. Here I will show you how to examine modules using command in Magento 2. Before starting this guide please, refer our previous guidelines.
The following steps which shows you how to examine modules using CLI:
Step 1: install/uninstall modules
- install
php bin/magento setup:upgrade
The above command will install and update the database of all modules in Magento 2.
Note: Then run this command, you should modify the mode of var &pub folder
chmod -R 777 var chmod -R 777 pub
- uninstall module
php bin/magento module:uninstall [--backup-code] [--backup-media] [--backup-db] [-r|--remove-data] [-c|--clear-static-content] \
{ModuleName} ... {ModuleName}php bin/magento module:uninstall --backup-code --backup-media --backup-db -r -c Webnexs_BannerSlider
The following command will uninstall the module Webnexs_Bannerslider
The below mentioned tabulation defines the options of uninstall module command
| Option | Description | Directory System |
| -backup- code | Backup Magento files (exclude the var and pub/static folder) | var/backups/<timestamp>_filesystem.tgz |
| -backup- media | Backup the pub/media folder | var/backups/<timestamp>_filesystem_media.tgz |
| -backup-db | Backup the database of Magento site | var/backups/<timestamp>_db.gz |
Step 2: Enable/disable Module
- Enable
php bin/magento module:enable [-c|–clear-static-content] [-f|–force] [–all] <module-list>
- Disable
php bin/magento module:disable [-c|–clear-static-content] [-f|–force] [–all] <module-list>
The below tabulation explain the option of this command
| Option | Description |
| -c | –clear-static-content | Clean static view files (pub/static) |
| -f | –force | Force a module to be enabled or disabled despite dependencies |
| –all | Enable or disable all modules at the same time |
| <module- | A space-delimited list of modules to enable or disable, such as: Magento_Catalog Magento_CatalogSearch |
The following command will disable module Webnexs_Bannerslider
php bin/magento module:disable -c -f Webnexs_BannerSlider
Step 3: Update database of modules
Upgrade database schme
php bin/magento setup:db-schema:upgrade
Upgrade data
php bin/magento setup:db-data:upgrade
The above mentioned step is the simplest process for you to exploit all commands in Magento 2 CLI. With this guideline you can manage the product image in checkout in Magento 2 is effortless. All stores has a change product image in checkout cart in Magento 2 with several elements
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