Install from CLI

You can install Microweber directly from the command line interface. This may be useful in shell scripts that automate the site creation process. Here's an example of what the command looks like:

php artisan microweber:install admin@site.com admin pass 127.0.0.1 site_db root secret -p site_

This would initialize the Microweber database on localhost in database "site_db" using user "root" with password "secret" for the connections. In case the database user doesn't have a password you can skip setting that argument (and also be ashamed of your attitude to security). All tables will be prefixed by "site_". After the schema initialization an admin user will be created with credentials "admin"/"pass" and email "admin@site.com". All arguments until the database password are required and need to be present in that exact order.

Usage:

microweber:install [-p|--prefix[="..."]] [-t|--template[="..."]] [-d|--default-content[="..."]] email username password db_host db_name db_user [db_pass]

Arguments:

Argument | Description --- | --- email | Admin account email username | Admin account username password | Admin account password db_host | Database host address db_name | Database schema name db_user | Database username db_pass | Database password (optional)

Options:

           Option  | Description
               --- | ---

--prefix (-p) | Database tables prefix --template (-t) | Set default template name --default-content (-d) | Install default content

Laravel Options:

  Option  | Description
      --- | ---

--help (-h) | Display this help message. --quiet (-q) | Do not output any message. --env | The environment the command should run under.