Add `wp db status` command for quick database health overview

[mehrazmorshed]

I would like to suggesta new WP-CLI command: wp db status

The command would provide a concise, read-only overview of the current WordPress database health and configuration in a single output, reducing the need to run multiple separate commands.

For support, debugging, and hosting diagnostics, it would be beneficial to have a single, non-destructive command that aggregates key database information into one quick report.

Currently, checking database status requires running several commands such as: wp db size, wp db tables, wp db prefix, wp db check, etc.

My Proposed Command:

wp db status

Output Example:

Database Name:     wp_mehrazmorshed
Tables:            54
Total Size:        312 MB
Prefix:            wp_
Engine:            InnoDB
Charset:           utf8mb4
Collation:         utf8mb4_unicode_ci
Check Status:      OK

[Soean]

There is a new package called site-health-command. (Included in the next WP CLI 2.13 release)

You can run wp site-health info wp-database --private

Result:

field	private	label	value	debug
extension		Database Extension	mysqli
server_version		Server version	8.0.35
client_version		Client version	mysqlnd 8.5.1
database_user	1	Database username	root
database_host	1	Database host	localhost
database_name	1	Database name	local
database_prefix	1	Table prefix	wp_
database_charset	1	Database charset	utf8mb4
database_collate	1	Database collation	utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci
max_allowed_packet		Max allowed packet size	16777216
max_connections		Max connections number	151

[mehrazmorshed]

Couldn't run in current setup.
I hope it will release soon.

[ernilambar]

It will be included in next "3.0.0" version.

[swissspidy]

Yeah you can already try it out in the nightly release.

One difference is that the site-health command involves loading WordPress, whereas the db commands usually also work when WordPress is not even installed yet.