Gravity Forms CLI

Managing forms through the dashboard works well for a single site, but it gets slow when you maintain several installations or repeat the same changes often. Gravity Forms CLI moves that work to the terminal. You can create, update and delete forms, adjust notifications, confirmations and settings, and work with entries without opening the admin screens.

Because everything runs as commands, the tool fits into scripts and CI/CD pipelines. That makes it useful for applying the same changes across several environments, running batch operations on many forms and entries at once, and tracking down form problems with built-in debugging commands. The command syntax is meant to be approachable for developers at different skill levels.

Features

• Form lifecycle from the terminal: Create, update and delete Gravity Forms with commands, so routine form management no longer requires a trip through the WordPress dashboard.
• Bulk actions: Run mass updates and batch operations on multiple forms and entries at the same time, which cuts down on repetitive manual edits.
• Entry access and export: Access, export and manipulate form entries from the command line, which helps with data checks and reporting tasks.
• Built-in debugging commands: Use dedicated commands to identify and resolve form-related issues, so troubleshooting happens right where you already work.
• Script and pipeline friendly: Fit form tasks into scripts and CI/CD pipelines to automate repetitive work and keep deployments consistent across sites.
• Multi-site management: Manage forms across numerous WordPress installations from one command-line interface instead of logging in to each site separately.
• Settings and notifications control: Adjust notifications, confirmations and general form settings by command, which makes it quicker to iterate on changes.
• Intuitive command syntax: Commands use a clear syntax with helpful options, so developers of different experience levels can pick up the tool quickly.

Best for

• Developers who automate Gravity Forms tasks with scripts
• Agencies maintaining forms across many WordPress installations
• Site administrators who prefer working in the terminal