Enable plugins
<?php
/* $jwk: wp_enable_plugins.php,v 1.2 2011/04/29 14:50:58 jwk Exp $ */
/*
* wp_enable_plugins.php
*
* CLI helper script for WordPress that enables plugins. Run without
* any arguments to display list of plugins that exist in your
* wp-content/plugins/ directory. Specify plugins to enable as
* arguments to the script. Note by default it does not enable plugins
* network-wide (if you're running multi-site). Run it from your WordPress
* directory so it can pick up your wp-config.php file.
*
*
*
* Joel Knight
* www.packetmischief.ca
* 2011.04.29
*/
@include "wp-config.php";
@include_once "wp-includes/functions.php";
@include_once "wp-admin/includes/plugin.php";
if (!defined('DB_NAME'))
die("ERROR: DB_NAME not defined. Are you in the 'wordpress' directory?\n");
$action_plugins = $argv;
array_shift($action_plugins); /* pull the script filename off */
if (sizeof($action_plugins) == 0) {
$installed_plugins = get_plugins();
printf("Inactive plugins:\n");
foreach ($installed_plugins as $pkey => $pval) {
if (!is_plugin_active($pkey))
printf("- %s\n", $pkey);
}
printf("\nSpecify plugin name(s) from above on the command line to enable them.\n");
} else {
$cnt = 0;
foreach ($action_plugins as $akey => $aval) {
if (activate_plugin($aval, '', /* network wide? */ false, /* silent? */ false) == null)
$cnt++;
}
printf("Enabled %d/%d plugins.\n", $cnt, sizeof($action_plugins));
}