# WP-CLI - Pruneline 1.x documentation

> Scan, list any audit and print the handover report from the command line.

If your host gives you WP-CLI, you can run Pruneline from the command line. That's handy on very big sites, or to check several sites in one go. The commands only read: cleaning up is done on **Tools → Pruneline**, after an export.

## Scan

```
wp pruneline scan
```

Runs a full scan with a progress bar, then prints "Scan finished." The results show on **Tools → Pruneline** too.

## List an audit

```
wp pruneline list blocks --view=missing
wp pruneline list templates --view=none --format=csv > templates.csv
wp pruneline list blocks --item=acme/slider
```

Prints one list, with an **id** column first and then the same columns as on the screen. If no scan has finished yet, it warns you to run `wp pruneline scan` first.

| Audit | Tab on the screen | Views (`--view`) |
|---|---|---|
| `blocks` | Blocks | `missing`, `unsure` (needs confirmation) |
| `builders` | Page builders → Missing widgets & modules | `elementor`, `beaver`, `siteorigin`, `bricks`, `oxygen`, `divi`, `wpbakery` |
| `templates` | Page builders → Templates | `none` (no reference found), `used`, `conditions` |
| `patterns` | Patterns & parts | `none`, `used` |
| `usage` | Elementor → Widget usage | none |
| `hidden` | Elementor → Hidden everywhere | none |
| `plugins` | What breaks | `active`, `inactive`, `deleted` |
| `data` | Leftover data | `option`, `table`, `events`, `meta`, `unknown` |

| Option | Values |
|---|---|
| `--view` | One of the views above. Leave it out for every row. |
| `--item` | One row's detail, by the value in its **id** column: a block name (`acme/slider`), a builder and widget (`elementor\|acme-price-table`), a template's ID, a pattern (`pattern:12`, `part:mytheme//header`, `navigation:34`), a page (`post:56`) or a plugin (`plugin:acme-slider/acme-slider.php`). The `hidden` and `data` audits have no detail. |
| `--format` | `table` (the default), `csv`, `json` or `count` |

## Print the handover report

```
wp pruneline report > report.json
```

Prints the [handover report](handover-report)'s data as JSON.

## Related

- [The scan and the overview](the-scan)
- [Hooks](hooks)

Source: https://extendiment.com/plugins/pruneline/docs/1.x/wp-cli