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Site Command

Site command is how you do CRUD operations on sites

   dotCMS site find

Gets you a list of all the published sites

name: [default] id: [8a7d5e23-da1e-420a-b4f0-471e7da8ea2d] inode: [1b407535-67e3-4f21-ad00-8ef5ef492d64] live:[yes] default: [yes] archived: [no]
name: [demo2.dotcms.com] id: [28c9ce6b2147e0f4763ee2ee5628faeb] inode: [b81879e0-5f81-4cf9-9cc3-86a048f1203c] live:[no] default: [no] archived: [no]

From the list of sites pick the one that interests you and to get more details do

   dotCMS site pull demo2.dotcms.com

This command gets you a representation of the site info in json format. Saving it immediately as file using as name the site-name itself.

   dotCMS site push "./site-descriptor.json"

or

   dotCMS site push "./site-descriptor.yml"  --format=YML

There's another useful command that can be used to quickly kick off a site by simply providing a name

   dotCMS site create "my.cool.bikes.site.com"

Once a site has been created you need to start it or stop it. and that can be accomplished with the two following examples respectively

   dotCMS site start "my.cool.bikes.site.com"

And

   dotCMS site stop "my.cool.bikes.site.com"

And finally here's how you remove sites

First you need to archive the site

   dotCMS site archive "my.cool.bikes.site.com"

And then

   dotCMS site remove "my.cool.bikes.site.com"