Common commands

The following summarizes some of the available commands.

To display a complete list of commands:

bin/magento list

Example help command:

bin/magento help <command>

bin/magento help cache:enable

Commands are shown in summary form only; for more information about a command, click the link in the Command column.

Command	Description
`magento cache:{enable/disable/clean/flush/status}`	Manages the cache
`magento indexer:{status/show-mode/set-mode/reindex/info/reset/show-dimensions-mode/set-dimensions-mode}`	Manages the indexers
`magento cron:run`	Runs Commerce cron jobs
`magento setup:di:compile`	Compiles all non-existent proxies and factories; and pre-compiles class definitions, inheritance information, and plug-in definitions for one store and website.
`magento info:dependencies:{show-modules/show-modules-circular/show-framework}`	Module dependencies, circular dependencies, and Commerce framework dependencies.
`magento i18n:{collect-phrases/pack/uninstall}`	Creates a translation dictionary or a translation package
`magento setup:static-content:deploy`	Deploys static view files
`magento dev:source-theme:deploy`	Creates CSS from LESS
`magento dev:tests:run`	Runs automated tests
`magento dev:xml:convert`	Update your layout XML files to match the new Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) stylesheet
`magento setup:perf:generate-fixtures`	Generate data to use for performance testing.
`magento sampledata:install`	Installs optional sample data after you install the Commerce application. For more details about sample data, see Optional sample data.
`magento config:{set/sensitive:set/show/}`	Manages backend configurations
`magento admin:user:{create/unlock}`	Creates/edits/unlocks admin users.
`magento dev:template-hints:{enable/disable}`	Enables/disables developer template hints.

Common arguments

The following arguments are common to all commands. These commands can be run either before or after the Commerce software is installed:

Long version	Short version	Meaning
`--help`	`-h`	Get help for any command. For example, `./magento help setup:install` or `./magento help setup:config:set`.
`--quiet`	`-q`	Quiet mode; no output.
`--no-interaction`	`-n`	No interactive questions.
`--verbose=1,2,3`	`-v, -vv, -vvv`	Verbosity level. For example, `--verbose=3` or `-vvv` displays debug verbosity, which is the most verbose output. Default is `--verbose=1` or `-v`.
`--version`	`-V`	Display this application version
`--ansi`	n/a	Force ANSI output
`--no-ansi`	n/a	Disable ANSI output