WP-CLI Guide

SessionQuota Pro includes a sessionquota WP-CLI command group for managing sessions and limits from the command line.

Why use WP-CLI? #

WP-CLI is useful when you want to:

• Automate session management
• Handle bulk admin actions
• Inspect data quickly
• Work on large or multisite installations

Common commands #

List active sessions for a user #

wp sessionquota list admin
wp sessionquota list [email protected] --format=json

Destroy all sessions for a user #

wp sessionquota destroy admin

Check a user’s effective limit #

wp sessionquota limit admin

Set a user-specific limit #

wp sessionquota set-limit admin 3

Remove a user-specific override #

wp sessionquota remove-limit admin

Review site-wide session stats #

wp sessionquota stats
wp sessionquota stats --format=json

Destroy all sessions site-wide #

wp sessionquota destroy-all --yes

Enforce limits across all users #

wp sessionquota enforce-limits
wp sessionquota enforce-limits --dry-run

Multisite commands #

SessionQuota Pro also includes multisite-focused commands.

Review network stats #

wp sessionquota network-stats
wp sessionquota network-stats --format=json

Review network sessions #

wp sessionquota network-sessions
wp sessionquota network-sessions --site=2

Destroy network sessions #

wp sessionquota network-destroy-all --yes
wp sessionquota network-destroy-all --site=2 --yes

Review or update network settings #

wp sessionquota network-settings
wp sessionquota network-settings session_limit
wp sessionquota network-settings session_limit 3

Best practices #

• Use --dry-run before bulk enforcement when available
• Test commands on staging before using them on production
• Be careful with destructive commands such as destroy-all
• Use JSON output when integrating with scripts or monitoring tools