Allow extra operations when importing posts via a WXR file generated by the Wordpress export feature.
EXTRA OPERATIONS PERMITTED
- Associate extra terms and post meta to each post imported.
- Skip categories and tags import.
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This package implements the following command:
wp import-plus <file> [--extra-categories=<IDs>] [--extra-tags=<slugs>] [--extra-custom-terms-taxonomy=<taxonomy-name>] [--extra-custom-terms=<IDs/slugs>] [--extra-post-meta-keys=<meta-keys>] [--extra-post-meta-values=<meta-values>] [--skip-categories] [--skip-tags] [--authors=<authors>] [--skip=<data-type>]
OPTIONS
<file>
Path to one or more valid WXR files for importing. Directories are also accepted.
[--extra-categories=<IDs>]
Comma-separated list of categories IDs to associate to each imported post.
[--extra-tags=<slugs>]
Comma-separated list of post_tag slugs to associate to each imported post.
[--extra-custom-terms-taxonomy=<taxonomy-name>]
The taxonomy of the extra terms to associate to each imported post.
If not set the extra-custom-terms parameter will be ignored.
[--extra-custom-terms=<IDs/slugs>]
Comma-separated list of terms to associate to each imported post.
If you want to enter terms of a hierarchical taxonomy like
categories, then use IDs. If you want to add non-hierarchical terms like tags,
then use names. The parameter will be ignored if extra-custom-terms-taxonomy isn't set.
[--extra-post-meta-keys=<meta-keys>]
Comma-separated list of post-meta keys to associate to each imported post.
[--extra-post-meta-values=<meta-values>]
Comma-separated list of post-meta value to associate to each imported post.
The values will be assigned respectively in the same order to the keys
specified in --extra-post-meta-keys.
[--skip-categories]
If set categories will not be imported, except for those set with --extra-categories
[--skip-tags]
If set tags will not be imported, except for those set with --extra-tags
Params --authors and --skip serve for the same scope of the wp import command
Installing this package requires WP-CLI v1.1.0 or greater. Update to the latest stable release with wp cli update.
Once you've done so, you can install this package with:
wp package install git@github.com:umbarry/wp-cli-import-plus.git
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