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4. WP CLI Commands
WP-OTIS has several useful WP-CLI commands. Commands that import "all" OTIS data are respectful of any filters applied by the theme.
wp otis import <command> [--parameter:all]
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| pois | Imports full OTIS data, including all POIs (including regions and cities) and supporting information (terms) |
| poi | Imports a single POI. Requires param --uuid (see example below) |
| terms | Imports terms as Wordpress taxonomies |
| regions | Imports all region POIs |
| cities | Imports all city POIs |
| pois-only | Imports POI informational data, but not history data (useful for troubleshooting some potential issues in wp otis report) |
| history-only | Imports history data, but not POI informational data (useful for troubleshooting some potential issues in wp otis report) |
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| all | Set by default on most commands, except "poi", which requires uuid instead |
| uuid | Only used when importing a single POI |
| modified | Imports all POIs with changes made after the specified date in OTIS. This function is used by the hourly CRON imports to pass a global server variable timestamped to the beginning of the previous hourly import. |
This will import all taxonomies and POIs.
wp otis import pois
This will only import POIs that have been modified since the date provided.
wp otis import pois --modified="2020-08-07"
wp otis import poi --uuid=xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
Manually deactivates the bulk importer. If a large import is interrupted for some reason, the "bulk" flag can stay active on the server (visible in the CMS on the import log page). Use this command to turn the "bulk" flag off, and re-start hourly cron imports.
wp otis nobulk
Provides a report on data health, including troubleshooting info if any POIs are present in WordPress that do not exist in OTIS, or vice-versa. Also identifies duplicate content if any is present.
wp otis report