Manage Jetpack via WP-CLI

Learn to manage Jetpack via the WP-CLI commands and configure your Jetpack options and features.

Jetpack has built-in support for WP-CLI, allowing you to modify your Jetpack installation with just a few commands. You’ll need SSH access and a basic understanding of command-line tools.

Main commands

• wp jetpack
• wp jetpack status [<full>]
• wp jetpack module <list|activate|deactivate|toggle> [<module_name>]
• wp jetpack options <list|get|delete|update> [<option_name>] [<option_value>]
• wp jetpack protect <whitelist> [<ip|ip_low-ip_high|list|clear>]
• wp jetpack reset <modules|options>
• wp jetpack disconnect <blog|user> [<user_identifier>]

wp jetpack status

wp jetpack status [<full>]

With this command, you get the details about your Jetpack setup.

• wp jetpack status : get basic Jetpack details.
• wp jetpack status full : get full details, including the Jetpack version, WordPress version, and more.

wp jetpack module

wp jetpack module <list|activate|deactivate|toggle> [<module_name>]

Interact with individual modules via this command: you can Activate, Deactivate, Toggle, and List.

• wp jetpack module list : list all modules and their status (Activated or Deactivated).
• wp jetpack module activate stats : will activate the Stats module.
  • wp jetpack module activate all : will activate all modules.
• wp jetpack module deactivate stats : will deactivate the Stats module.
  • wp jetpack module deactivate all : will deactivate all modules.
• wp jetpack module toggle stats : will toggle the Stats module on/off.

wp jetpack options

wp jetpack options <list|get|delete|update> [<option_name>] [<option_value>]

This is the command to manage the Jetpack options.  You can list all your Jetpack options and their values, get individual option values, update some options, and delete non-essential ones.

• wp jetpack options list : list all Jetpack options and their values.
• wp jetpack options get <option_name> : get the value of a specific option.
• wp jetpack options delete <option_name> : delete a specific option, but only those not essential to your connection to WordPress.com.
• wp jetpack options update <option_name> <option_value> : update an option with a new value. Please note that it only works for string option values.

wp jetpack reset

wp jetpack reset <modules|options>

This command resets your Jetpack environment to its default state. You can reset all Jetpack options or revert to the default active modules.

• wp jetpack reset modules : resets modules to default active state.
• wp jetpack reset options : resets options to default state, as if you just connected for the first time.  Please note that it also resets modules to default.

wp jetpack disconnect

wp jetpack disconnect <blog|user> [<user_identifier>]

You can disconnect Jetpack from WordPress.com or unlink a user’s account from their WordPress.com connection.

• wp jetpack disconnect blog : will disconnect Jetpack from WordPress.com.
• wp jetpack disconnect user <id|email|username> : will unlink their user account from WordPress.com.

wp jetpack protect

wp jetpack protect <whitelist> [<ip|ip_low-ip_high|list|clear>]

Allowlist an IP address from Protect with this command.

• wp jetpack protect whitelist list : will list your current allowlist.
• wp jetpack protect whitelist clear : will clear your current allowlist.
• wp jetpack protect whitelist <ip_address> : allowlist a single IP address.
• wp jetpack protect whitelist <ip_low-ip_high> : allowlist a range of IP addresses.