WP-CLI Commands

StoreEngine registers a wp storeengine command namespace when WP-CLI is available. Commands are wired up in StoreEngine\Cli::register_cli_commands() on the cli_init hook (includes/cli.php), with the subcommand classes under includes/cli/.

The registered top-level commands are order, account, backup, and — only when the license-management addon is active — license.

wp storeengine order

Manage orders from the terminal (includes/cli/order.php).

order list

List orders, most recent first.

Option	Default	Description
--status=<status>	(all)	Filter by status: pending, processing, completed, on_hold, cancelled, refunded, failed.
--limit=<limit>	10	Max orders to list. Use -1 for all.

wp storeengine order list --status=completed --limit=50

Outputs a table of ID, Status, Type, Total, Currency, Customer ID, Date.

order delete

Delete one order, or all orders matching a filter. Requires either --id or --status.

Option	Default	Description
--id=<id>	—	Order ID to delete, or all for every order.
--status=<status>	—	Delete all orders with this status.
--force	false	Skip the confirmation prompt.
--skip-trash	false	Delete directly from the database (bypass trash).

wp storeengine order delete --id=123
wp storeengine order delete --status=cancelled --force
wp storeengine order delete --id=all --skip-trash --force

Without --force you are asked to confirm before deletion; a progress bar tracks the run.

wp storeengine account

account move

Transfer a customer's StoreEngine data — orders, subscriptions, licenses, and related records — from one WordPress user to another. The move is additive and non-destructive: neither user account is deleted, only record ownership changes. Requires both --from and --to.

Option	Default	Description
--from=<id>	—	Source user ID (data moves from here).
--to=<id>	—	Target user ID (data moves to here).
--dry-run	false	Show what would move without changing anything.
--yes	false	Skip the confirmation prompt.

# Preview the transfer first.
wp storeengine account move --from=12 --to=34 --dry-run

# Perform it.
wp storeengine account move --from=12 --to=34 --yes

A dry run prints a per-entity row count and the total that would move. The real run confirms (unless --yes) then reports the number of records transferred.

wp storeengine backup

Backup commands are provided by StoreEngine\Backup\Cli. Run wp help storeengine backup for the available subcommands and options on your install.

wp storeengine license

Requires the addon

The license command is only registered when the license-management addon is active. If it is off, wp storeengine license is unavailable.

Manage software licenses (includes/cli/license.php).

Subcommand	Options	Description
license list	--status, --limit	List licenses, optionally filtered by status.
license sync-activations	--id=<id>|all	Recount/reconcile activation records for one or all licenses.
license delete	--id, --status, --force	Delete licenses by ID or status.
license heal-keys	--id, --dry-run, --yes	Repair malformed/missing license keys.
license regenerate	--id=<id> (comma list), --yes	Regenerate one or more license keys.

wp storeengine license list --status=active --limit=100
wp storeengine license sync-activations --id=all
wp storeengine license heal-keys --dry-run
wp storeengine license regenerate --id=45,46,47 --yes

See also

• Orders — the order objects the order command operates on.
• Subscriptions — records moved by account move.
• Free vs Pro — where license management lives.