drush

Clear all caches

$ drush cache:rebuild

$ drush pm:install [module_name]

$ drush updatedb

$ drush cron

$ drush status

$ drush config:export

$ drush config:import

$ drush user:login

drush command [options] [arguments]

Drush (Drupal Shell) is the command-line interface for Drupal, providing tools for site administration, development, and deployment. It's essential for Drupal developers and administrators.
The tool handles cache clearing, module management, database updates, configuration synchronization, and user administration. Short aliases (cr, cex, cim) provide quick access to common commands.
Drush supports site aliases for managing multiple Drupal sites and integrates with deployment workflows for configuration management.

COMMAND

Drush command to execute.

Clear all caches.

Install module.

Apply database updates.

Export configuration.

Import configuration.

Generate login link.

Show site information.

Display help information.

~/.drush/drushrc.php or ~/.drush/drush.yml

User-level Drush configuration for default options and aliases.

Project-specific Drush configuration files in Drupal root.

Site alias definitions for managing multiple Drupal sites.

Requires Drupal installation. Must run from site root or use aliases. Version must match Drupal version. Some commands need database access.

Drush was created by Moshe Weitzman and others in 2007 for Drupal 5. It has evolved alongside Drupal, becoming the standard CLI tool for Drupal administration and development.

drupal(1), composer(1), php(1)