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About Pollora CLI

The Pollora CLI is a command-line tool for creating and managing Pollora projects. It provides interactive scaffolding with optional DDEV integration, and acts as an intelligent proxy to framework commands when used inside a project.

Installation

Install the CLI globally via Composer:

Make sure the Composer global vendor/bin directory is in your system's PATH:

Add the returned path to your shell profile if it's not already configured:

Bash — ~/.bashrc
Zsh — ~/.zshrc
Fish — ~/.config/fish/config.fish
Windows (PowerShell)

Note: On some systems, the Composer global directory may be ~/.composer/vendor/bin instead of ~/.config/composer/vendor/bin. Use the composer global config bin-dir --absolute command to check.

After updating your profile, reload your shell (source ~/.zshrc, source ~/.bashrc, etc.) or open a new terminal.

Creating a new project

Standard install

The command will:

  1. Run composer create-project pollora/pollora
  2. Execute php artisan pollora:install for WordPress setup
  3. Optionally initialize a Git repository

With DDEV (recommended)

When the --ddev flag is passed (or selected interactively), the CLI will:

  1. Configure DDEV (WordPress, PHP 8.4, MariaDB 10.11)
  2. Start the DDEV environment
  3. Install the project via ddev composer create-project
  4. Run pollora:install inside the container
  5. Publish the ./pollora binary and ddev pollora command

Your site will be available at https://my-site.ddev.site.

Options

Option Description
--ddev Set up the project with DDEV
--force, -f Force install even if the directory already exists
--git Initialize a Git repository
--branch=NAME Branch name for the new repository (default: main)

Using Pollora commands

Inside a Pollora project

When you run pollora inside a directory that contains both artisan and vendor/pollora/framework, the CLI acts as a proxy and delegates commands to php artisan pollora:{command}:

With DDEV

If you set up your project with --ddev, a custom ddev pollora command is available:

With the local ./pollora binary

The framework provides a dedicated ./pollora binary (published via vendor:publish --tag=pollora-binary) that shows only Pollora-related commands with short names:

The original php artisan pollora:* signatures continue to work as aliases.

Updating

The CLI checks for updates automatically (once every 24 hours) and displays a notification when a new version is available:

To update manually:

This runs composer global update pollora/cli under the hood. You can also use the alias pollora self:update.

Other commands

Command Description
pollora version Display the CLI version
pollora self-update Update the CLI to the latest version (alias: self:update)

Requirements

Testing

License

Pollora CLI is open-sourced software licensed under the GPL-2.0-or-later.

All versions of cli with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.2
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.0
laravel/prompts Version ^0.3
symfony/console Version ^7.0
symfony/process Version ^7.0
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