System Commands

While site:render builds your site and site:upload deploys it, StaticForge also includes a set of system utilities to help you manage your installation.

Think of these as the dashboard for your engine. They help you see what's running under the hood.

Managing Features

StaticForge is built on a plugin architecture called "Features." Everything from RSS feeds to Sitemap generation is a feature.

Checking Feature Status

Sometimes you need to know exactly what is running. Did you successfully disable the Sitemap? Is the CacheBuster active? The feature:list command gives you a live look at your configuration.

php bin/staticforge.php feature:list

This will output a clean table showing every available feature and whether it is currently Enabled or Disabled based on your siteconfig.yaml.

+--------------------+----------+
| Feature Name       | Status   |
+--------------------+----------+
| CacheBuster        | Enabled  |
| Categories         | Enabled  |
| Sitemap            | Disabled |
| ...                | ...      |
+--------------------+----------+

Migrating a Feature to 3.0

If you have a custom Feature (in-tree or an external package) still written against the pre-3.0 event contract, feature:migrate converts it automatically — dry run by default, so nothing changes until you pass --write:

php bin/staticforge.php feature:migrate MyFeatureName
php bin/staticforge.php feature:migrate MyFeatureName --write
php bin/staticforge.php feature:migrate --all

See Migrating to 3.0 for what it converts, what it leaves as a TODO for you to finish by hand, and how to verify the result.