Quick Actions

March 30, 2026 13 views

Quick Actions

Quick Actions in the user panel automatically detect your project type and offer relevant commands that you can run with a single click. No need to connect via SSH – everything can be done directly from the browser.

Automatic project detection

The system scans your hosting's root directory looking for characteristic files:

  • composer.json – PHP/Composer project
  • artisan – Laravel framework
  • bin/console – Symfony framework
  • package.json – Node.js project
  • wp-config.php – WordPress

Available commands by framework

Laravel

  • composer install – install dependencies
  • php artisan migrate – run database migrations
  • php artisan cache:clear – clear cache
  • php artisan optimize – optimize the application
  • php artisan key:generate – generate application key
  • php artisan storage:link – create storage symlink
  • Custom artisan commands with arguments

Node.js

  • npm install / npm ci – install packages
  • npm run build / npm run dev / npm run prod – build scripts
  • yarn install / yarn build – Yarn alternative

WordPress

  • wp core update – update WordPress core
  • wp plugin update --all – update all plugins
  • wp cache flush – flush cache

Symfony

  • bin/console cache:clear – clear cache
  • bin/console cache:warmup – warm up cache

Composer

  • composer install / composer update – manage dependencies
  • composer dump-autoload – regenerate autoloader

Security measures

Dangerous commands (e.g., artisan migrate:fresh) require entering a verification code before execution.

Blocked commands – the following commands are blocked for security reasons:

  • tinker, serve, queue:work, horizon – interactive or long-running processes
  • test, phpunit – testing commands
  • make:* – code generators

All commands run as the hosting user inside the Docker container with timeout limits.

Fix Permissions

The Fix Permissions and Fix Storage buttons provide quick fixes for common file and folder permission issues.

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