Drush: How to Get Started
Drush or The Drupal Shell often serves as a utility knife for Drupal developers. It is a command line utility and UNIX scripting interface for Drupal. Drush allows access to common Drupal features and tasks through the command line.
Promet Source has published a new blog post describing Drush's uses and methods. Promet Source is a web development company that is also involved in training. According to the blog post, there are three main advantages of using Drush:
- Drush speeds up development. The user can look for a command using Drush's help.
- Drush is faster for PHP to execute.
- Drush enables automation. With Drush, the developer can make a script to enable many modules in a row, apply some updates, clear the cache, etc.
The blog post also contains guides to help anyone startup and execute Drush. How-to guides are given for the following tasks:
- Enabling a Module with Drush
- Disabling a Module with Drush
- Logging into Drupal with Drush
- Installing Drush Using Composer
For more details, read the blog post published by Promet Source.
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