Sandboxes
Managing Sandboxes
List all sandboxes
wp rudel listOutput includes the sandbox ID, name, status, template, creation date, and size. Supports multiple output formats:
wp rudel list --format=json
wp rudel list --format=csv
wp rudel list --format=yaml
wp rudel list --format=countShow sandbox details
wp rudel info my-sandbox-a1b2Displays detailed information about a specific sandbox:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| id | Unique sandbox identifier |
| name | Human-readable name |
| status | Current status |
| template | Template used to create it |
| created_at | Creation timestamp |
| size | Total disk usage |
| db_path | Path to the SQLite database |
| url | Access URL |
| wp_content | Path to wp-content directory |
Supports --format=json and --format=yaml for machine-readable output.
Destroy a sandbox
wp rudel destroy my-sandbox-a1b2This permanently deletes the sandbox directory and all its contents. You will be prompted for confirmation unless you pass --force:
wp rudel destroy my-sandbox-a1b2 --forceThere is no undo. If you want to preserve the sandbox state before destroying it, create a snapshot or export first.
Check Rudel status
wp rudel statusShows overall Rudel configuration and health: whether the bootstrap is installed, the sandboxes directory path, active sandbox count, SQLite integration status, and PHP extension availability.