# list directory
alias: ls

# where you ended up
alias: pwd

# change directory to documents, example cd documents/Websites/thatsite
# or cd and drag directory and ls enter
alias: cd

# clear directory
alias: cmd + k

# remove all files from directory
alias: rm ./*

# download the latest version of WordPress
alias: wp core download

# see a list of WordPress alias options
alias: wp help core

# get backout of the help list
alias: q

# create and configure the WordPress config.php file (needs parmeters and does not prompt, use wp core config --prompt)
alias: wp core config

# create and configure the WordPress config.php file and prompt the user to enter values for all command arguments
# db name: Site_demo
# db user: root (check WebStart MAMP settings)
# db pass: root (check WebStart MAMP settings)
# db host: localhost or IP address 127.0.0.1
# enter through uneeded settings
# extra-php: n
# skip-check: y
alias: wp core config —prompt

# us st to open new config file with Sublime Text to look at it
alias: st wp-config.php

# check if WordPress core is installed
alias: wp core is-installed

# create the WordPress database and using the creditials from the wp config file, follow promts and use
alias: wp db create

# import datebase with sql file in root folder
alias: wp db import backup.sql

# check site url
alias: wp option get home

# show search replace alias options
alias: wp search replace

# search and replace imported url to local setup url, dry run first
wp search-replace //sitename.com //sitename.tuna --dry-run