Warden is a CLI utility for orchestrating Docker based developer environments.
These aliases make your warden based development life easier (how?, see below).
Copy the content of file (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MagePsycho/magento2-warden-aliases/master/src/m2-warden-aliases.sh to your ~/.bash_profile
Or you can directly copy as
wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MagePsycho/magento2-warden-aliases/master/src/m2-warden-aliases.sh >> ~/.bash_profile
Note: Make sure to run this command only once, otherwise it will append the same code again and again
After adding the aliases to the bash_profile, you need to reload it
source ~/.bash_profile
If you are using other than bash shell, like zsh, you can use the similar approach.
With aliases, you don't need to write full warden command.
| Category | Warden Command | Alias Command |
|---|---|---|
| Magento 2 | warden shell -c "bin/magento <action>" |
wm2 <action> |
| MageRun | warden shell -c "n98-magerun <action>" |
wmr <action> |
| Redis | warden redis <action> |
wrd <action> |
| Database | warden db <action> |
wdb <action> |
| Logs | warden env logs --tail 0 -f nginx php-fpm php-debug |
wlg |
Shell (php-fpm) |
warden shell |
wsh |
Shell (php-debug) |
warden debug |
wdg |
| Environment | warden env <action> |
wenv <action> |
| Environment | warden env up |
wup |
| Environment | warden env stop |
wst |
