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Prior to version 1.16, maintenance scripts were a hodgepodge of code that
had no cohesion or formal method of action. Beginning in 1.16, maintenance
scripts have been cleaned up to use a unified class.
1. Directory structure
2. How to run a script
3. How to write your own
1. DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
The /maintenance directory of a MediaWiki installation contains several
subdirectories, all of which have unique purposes.
2. HOW TO RUN A SCRIPT
Ridiculously simple, just call 'php someScript.php' that's in the top-
level /maintenance directory.
Example:
php clearCacheStats.php
The following parameters are available to all maintenance scripts
--help : Print a help message
--quiet : Quiet non-error output
--dbuser : The database user to use for the script (if needed)
--dbpass : Same as above (if needed)
--conf : Location of LocalSettings.php, if not default
--wiki : For specifying the wiki ID
--batch-size : If the script supports batch operations, do this many per batch
3. HOW TO WRITE YOUR OWN
Make a file in the maintenance directory called myScript.php or something.
In it, write the following:
==BEGIN==
<?php
require_once 'Maintenance.php';
class DemoMaint extends Maintenance {
public function __construct() {
parent::__construct();
}
public function execute() {
}
}
$maintClass = "DemoMaint";
require_once RUN_MAINTENANCE_IF_MAIN;
==END==
That's it. In the execute() method, you have access to all of the normal
MediaWiki functions, so you can get a DB connection, use the cache, etc.
For full docs on the Maintenance class, see the auto-generated docs at
http://svn.wikimedia.org/doc/classMaintenance.html
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