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Kevells Documentation Release 0.1 kevells Documentation Release 0.1 kevell April 27, 2015 Contents 1 About pharaohtools 1 1.1 Commands................................................1 2 Indices and tables 497 i ii CHAPTER 1 About pharaohtools Welcome to the pharaohtools documentation! The Pharaohs has its own benefit while comparing to other tools as it is user friendly. In this tool the coding and the entire process depends and based php. As the pharaoh tool is framed as per php, it is easier to re-write the codes if required. Its modules functionality provides support to Mac, Linux or Unix, and also for the windows. It is a known as a shorter route which is less time-consuming, limits the use of manpower, reduces the necessity of input from users while installation. No need to download separately the templates and plug-ins that are used to support the software’s as everything gets covers under a single root. It is extensible, as if any extra module is required the user can frame and design the module as per their requirements and they can include. It is also simpler to rewrite the coding as required. By installing a single application ptconfigure entire modules under the pharaoh tool get enveloped. 1.1 Commands 1.1.1 Jrush Cache Synopsis Jrush auxiliary to clear cache in temporary memory. It has two types of cache. But both are having different functions as specified in their name. They are site clear and admin clear. It is gratified with Ubuntu and cent OS. Deleting files, folders and applications – and clearing the data from the temporary memory – won’t do the trick if you’re going to recycle the content wont be available in your computer. Help command The help command handles the users regarding the determination and as well as about the options that are included in the cache. It lists out the alternative parameters of cache. It also describes the syntax for functioning of Jrush module. The help command for cache is shown as below. jrush cache help After typing the command it lists the options as action. The following image envisage it observably. kevell@corp:/# jrush cache help **************************************** GC JRush - The Joomla Command Line Shell 1 kevells Documentation, Release 0.1 **************************************** This command allows you to clear Cache. Cache, cache - site-clear Deletes a user example: jrush cache site-clear - admin-clear Clear the administrator cache example: jrush cache admin-clear ------------------------------ End Help **************************************** Alternative parameter On the other hand using cache the user can bestow the following options. Cache, cache. Options There are two options are available. They are as follows. • Site-clear • Admin-clear Now let us know about both the options. Site-clear Site-clear is costoff to delete the user. The following command is used to clear the site. jrush cache site-clear After inputs as above command,the output comes like a coding. At the end cache clearing finished can be shown. The screen shots presents the same. kevell@corp:/# jrush cache site-clear --config-file="/var/www/html/joomla/configuration.php" **************************************** GC JRush - The Joomla Command Line Shell **************************************** Joomla Cache Clearing Info: ------------------------- Cache: array(2){ ["site_cache_clear"]=> string(19) "Site Cache Clearing" ["site_cache_clear_result"]=> 2 Chapter 1. About pharaohtools kevells Documentation, Release 0.1 array(0){ } } ------------------------------ Joomla Cache Clearing Finished **************************************** Admin-clear This worn clear the administrator’s cache. The command services the user to clear the admin as follows. jrush cache admin-clear The following display shots instruct the user about admin-clear function. kevell@corp:/# jrush cache admin-clear --config-file="/var/www/html/joomla/configuration.php" **************************************** GC JRush - The Joomla Command Line Shell **************************************** Joomla Cache Clearing Info: ------------------------- Cache: array(2){ ["admin_cache_clear"]=> string(20) "Admin Cache Clearing" ["admin_cache_clear_result"]=> array(0){ } } ------------------------------ Joomla Cache Clearing Finished **************************************** Benefits • It complacent to exertion with Ubuntu and cent OS. • Non case sensitivity. • It pre-owned to delete the user. • It helps clear admin. Extension Synopsis Extension have to be identified so the operating system can address them. These filenames have specific rules. The first part of the name to the left of the period is called the root name. The root name cannot be the same as a device name. The second part to the right of the period is the extension. It is optional and is often, but not necessarily, three characters long. Extension can be added through coding. It strengthened to swindle with Ubuntu and cent OS. 1.1. Commands 3 kevells Documentation, Release 0.1 Help command The help command guides the users regarding the purpose and as well as about the options that are included in the extension. It lists out the alternative parameters of extension. It also describes the syntax for functioning of Jrush module. The help command for extension is shown as below. jrush extension help After typing the command it lists the options as action. The following image visualize it obviously. kevell@corp:/# jrush Extension help **************************************** GC JRush - The Joomla Command Line Shell **************************************** This command allows you to manage Joomla Extensions(Component, Module or Plugin). Extension, extension - disable Deletes a extension example: jrush extension disable - enable Enables a extension example: jrush extension enable - info Display the details of a extension example: jrush extension info ------------------------------ End Help **************************************** Alternative parameter As a matter of choice using extension the user can make use of the following options. Extension, extension Options There are three options are available. Let us see about the extension option. • Enable • Disable • Info Disable When the user input as enable automatically It deletes the extension. The following command used to enable. 4 Chapter 1. About pharaohtools kevells Documentation, Release 0.1 jrush extension Disable The following mantle shot can visualize its function. kevell@corp:/# jrush Extension disable --config-file="/var/www/html/joomla/configuration.php" Enter a Extension ID. To enter element/extension name use --extension-element or --extension-name parameters 1 **************************************** GC JRush - The Joomla Command Line Shell **************************************** Extension: ------------------------- The following extension was modified: Extension ID: 1 Name: com_mailto Element: com_mailto Enabled: 0 ------------------------------ Extension Manage Finished **************************************** Enable Enable uses to enable the extension. The following command help the user to enable. jrush extension enable The following screen shots guides the user to enable its function. kevell@corp:/# jrush Extension enable --config-file="/var/www/html/joomla/configuration.php" Enter a Extension ID. To enter element/extension name use --extension-element or --extension-name parameters 1 **************************************** GC JRush - The Joomla Command Line Shell **************************************** Extension: ------------------------- The following extension was modified: Extension ID: 1 Name: com_mailto Element: com_mailto Enabled: 1 ------------------------------ Extension Manage Finished **************************************** Info Info is an aid to help the user to display the details of expansion. It asks for extension id. After enters the value it display the extension details. The following command used to display information. 1.1. Commands 5 kevells Documentation, Release 0.1 jrush extension info It can be visualizes by the screenshot. kevell@corp:/# jrush Extension info --config-file="/var/www/html/joomla/configuration.php" Enter a Extension ID. To enter element/extension name use --extension-element or --extension-name parameters 1 **************************************** GC JRush - The Joomla Command Line Shell **************************************** Extension: ------------------------- The following extension was modified: Extension ID: 1 Name: com_mailto Element: com_mailto Enabled: 0 ------------------------------ Extension Manage Finished **************************************** Benefits • Extensions can be considered a type of metadata. • Multiple applications to be associated with a given extension. • Non case sensitive • Comfortable with Ubuntu and cent OS. • Uses to delete the extension • Info uses to display information about extension. JArticle Synopsis It manages jarticle’s details. This allows you to use an Article as a Module. Joomla provides an extremely wide range of options for creating different types of content and for structuring it on your website. In Joomla, an Article is a piece of content consisting of text, possibly with links to other resources (for example, images). Articles are the basic units of information in the content system and the bottom level in the content hierarchy. Each Article is in exactly one Category. A Category can be in another Category making it a sub Category. It is also possible to have Uncategorized Articles. These articles exist without being associated with any Category. Help Command This command
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