wp export
Exports WordPress content to a WXR file
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--dir <dirname> | Full path to directory where WXR export files should be stored. Defaults to current working directory |
--stdout | Output the whole XML using standard output (incompatible with –dir=) |
--skip_comments | Don’t include comments in the WXR export file |
--max_file_size <MB> | A single export file should have this many megabytes. -1 for unlimited |
--start_date <date> | Export only posts published after this date, in format YYYY-MM-DD |
--end_date <date> | Export only posts published before this date, in format YYYY-MM-DD |
--post_type <post-type> | Export only posts with this post_type. Separate multiple post types with a comma |
--post_type__not_in <post-type> | Export all post types except those identified. Separate multiple post types with a comma. Defaults to none |
--post_in <pid> | Export all posts specified as a comma- or space-separated list of IDs. Post’s attachments won’t be exported unless –with_attachments is specified |
--with_attachments | Force including attachments in case –post__in has been specified |
--start_id <pid> | Export only posts with IDs greater than or equal to this post ID |
--max_num_posts <num> | Export no more than <num> posts (excluding attachments) |
--author <author> | Export only posts by this author. Can be either user login or user ID |
--category <category> | Export only posts in this category |
--post_status <status> | Export only posts with this status |
--filename_format <format> | Use a custom format for export filenames. Defaults to ‘{site}.wordpress.{date}.{n}.xml’ |