Mullionv2.1.1
Reference

CLI reference

Every mullion command and subcommand, with its usage, flags and examples.

This page is generated from the help output of the Mullion 2.0.0 binary. Run mullion <command> --help in a terminal for the same text.

All commands

mullion alias

Give a site extra subdomains, served by the same project:

  mullion alias shop add api       # api.shop.test
  mullion alias shop add v1.api    # v1.api.shop.test
  mullion alias shop add '*'       # every subdomain: tenant1.shop.test, ...
  mullion alias shop remove api
  mullion alias shop list

PHP apps see the real Host header (Laravel subdomain routing works);
frontend dev servers get it in X-Forwarded-Host.

Named subdomains resolve through the hosts file. The '*' wildcard needs
Mullion's local DNS — enable it once with `mullion dns on`.

Usage:
  mullion alias <site> [add|remove|list] [subdomain] [flags]

mullion app

Install Mullion.app into Applications (macOS)

Usage:
  mullion app [flags]

mullion autostart

Start Mullion automatically when you sign in

Usage:
  mullion autostart [on|off] [flags]

mullion backups

List database backups made with mullion mysql|postgres|mongo backup

Usage:
  mullion backups [flags]

mullion composer

Manage the Composer installation

Usage:
  mullion composer [command]

Available Commands:
  install     Install Composer (latest by default, or a specific version like 2.2.25)

mullion composer install

Install Composer (latest by default, or a specific version like 2.2.25)

Usage:
  mullion composer install [version] [flags]

mullion db

Manage databases on the local MySQL server

Usage:
  mullion db [command]

Available Commands:
  create      Create a database (utf8mb4)
  drop        Delete a database and ALL its data
  list        List your databases

mullion db create

Create a database (utf8mb4)

Usage:
  mullion db create <name> [flags]

mullion db drop

Delete a database and ALL its data

Usage:
  mullion db drop <name> [flags]

mullion db list

List your databases

Usage:
  mullion db list [flags]

mullion dev

Each linked frontend site gets a managed dev server (npm run dev)
behind its .test domain. It starts with `mullion start` and stays up in
the background. Stop one when you don't need it — opening its link later
wakes it automatically (a "starting…" page shows while it boots).

Usage:
  mullion dev [command]

Available Commands:
  restart     Restart a site's dev server (picks up config/env changes)
  start       Start (and unpause) a site's dev server
  stop        Stop a site's dev server (frees RAM/CPU) — opening its link wakes it again

mullion dev restart

Restart a site's dev server (picks up config/env changes)

Usage:
  mullion dev restart [name] [flags]

mullion dev start

Start (and unpause) a site's dev server

Usage:
  mullion dev start [name] [flags]

mullion dev stop

Stop a site's dev server (frees RAM/CPU) — opening its link wakes it again

Usage:
  mullion dev stop [name] [flags]

mullion dns

The hosts file can't express wildcards, so tenant1.shop.test only resolves
through Mullion's own tiny DNS server (run by the background agent).

  mullion dns on       install the OS hookup (asks for administrator rights once)
  mullion dns off      remove it
  mullion dns status   show what's in place (default)

macOS: /etc/resolver/<tld> sends *.<tld> lookups to 127.0.0.1 port 53535.
Windows: an NRPT rule sends .<tld> lookups to 127.0.0.1 (port 53, which must
be free — Internet Connection Sharing or a local DNS proxy can hold it).

Usage:
  mullion dns [on|off|status] [flags]

mullion doctor

Diagnose the whole stack — paste the output when reporting a problem

Usage:
  mullion doctor [flags]

mullion heidisql

Downloads the latest portable HeidiSQL into ~/.mullion/heidisql on
first use — preconfigured with a session for the local MySQL server
(127.0.0.1, root, no password) — and opens it.

Usage:
  mullion heidisql [flags]

mullion isolate

Makes one site run on a different PHP version than the system default,
e.g. an old client project on PHP 7.4 while everything else uses 8.3.

Usage:
  mullion isolate <version> [flags]

Flags:
      --site string   site name (defaults to the current directory's link)
Registers the current directory as a site. The name defaults to the
directory name.

The project type is detected automatically:
  - PHP projects are served through PHP (Laravel public/ auto-detected)
  - Frontend projects (a package.json with a dev script) get a managed
    dev server: Mullion runs `npm run dev` for you and proxies the
    .test domain to it — opening the link is all you do

With --build, the project's LAST PRODUCTION BUILD (dist/, build/, out/)
is served as a separate static site named <name>-build — handy to
compare the deployed state against the current dev version.

Usage:
  mullion link [name] [flags]

Flags:
      --build        serve the project's production build as a static site (<name>-build)
      --dir string   build output folder for --build (auto-detected: dist, build, out)
      --php          force serving as a PHP site
      --secure       serve over https immediately
List linked sites

Usage:
  mullion links [flags]

Aliases:
  links, sites

mullion mariadb

Installs MariaDB and makes it the active database server, migrating
your databases from the current server (MySQL or MariaDB) after asking.
Equivalent to: mullion mysql install mariadb

Usage:
  mullion mariadb [version] [flags]

mullion mongo

Manage the local MongoDB server

Usage:
  mullion mongo [flags]
  mullion mongo [command]

Available Commands:
  backup      Export all your MongoDB databases to a timestamped backup folder
  db          Manage databases on the local MongoDB server
  install     Download MongoDB (newest 8.0 by default), initialize it, and start it
  restore     Restore a MongoDB backup
  start       Start the MongoDB server
  status      Show whether MongoDB is installed and running
  stop        Stop the MongoDB server
  uninstall   Stop MongoDB, back it up, and remove it (binaries, data, and mongo-express)

mullion mongo backup

Export all your MongoDB databases to a timestamped backup folder

Usage:
  mullion mongo backup [flags]

mullion mongo db

Manage databases on the local MongoDB server

Usage:
  mullion mongo db [command]

Available Commands:
  create      Create a database
  drop        Delete a database and ALL its data
  list        List your databases

mullion mongo db create

Create a database

Usage:
  mullion mongo db create <name> [flags]

mullion mongo db drop

Delete a database and ALL its data

Usage:
  mullion mongo db drop <name> [flags]

mullion mongo db list

List your databases

Usage:
  mullion mongo db list [flags]

mullion mongo install

Installs and starts MongoDB. With no argument you get the newest
release of the 8.0 series. Pass "latest" for the newest release
overall, a series like "7.0" for the newest release of that series, or
a full version like "8.0.12".

Usage:
  mullion mongo install [version] [flags]

mullion mongo restore

Restores databases into the running MongoDB server.

Pass a backup folder (as mullion mongo backup creates) to restore every
database in it, or add a database name to restore just that one. Pass a
single .archive.gz file directly to restore it alone (the database it
holds was fixed when it was dumped, so no database name is needed).

Usage:
  mullion mongo restore <backup-folder-or-.archive.gz-file> [database] [flags]

mullion mongo start

Start the MongoDB server

Usage:
  mullion mongo start [flags]

mullion mongo status

Show whether MongoDB is installed and running

Usage:
  mullion mongo status [flags]

mullion mongo stop

Stop the MongoDB server

Usage:
  mullion mongo stop [flags]

mullion mongo uninstall

Stop MongoDB, back it up, and remove it (binaries, data, and mongo-express)

Usage:
  mullion mongo uninstall [flags]

Flags:
      --keep-data   keep the data directory (binaries only)
      --no-backup   skip the database backup
      --yes         do not ask for confirmation

mullion mongo-express

Installs mongo-express (a web-based admin UI for MongoDB) into
~/.mullion/mongo-express, pointed at mullion's local MongoDB with admin
access and no basic-auth prompt, and links it as a secured site at
https://mongo.<tld>.

Usage:
  mullion mongo-express [flags]
  mullion mongo-express [command]

Aliases:
  mongo-express, mongo-ui

Available Commands:
  uninstall   Remove mongo-express (the MongoDB server itself is untouched)

mullion mongo-express uninstall

Remove mongo-express (the MongoDB server itself is untouched)

Usage:
  mullion mongo-express uninstall [flags]

Flags:
      --yes    do not ask for confirmation

mullion mysql

Manage the local MySQL server

Usage:
  mullion mysql [command]

Available Commands:
  install     Download MySQL (newest 8.4 LTS by default), initialize it, and start it
  backup      Export all your MySQL databases to a timestamped backup folder
  password    Change the MySQL root password ('' to remove it); phpMyAdmin follows automatically
  restore     Import a backup: a single .sql file, or a backup folder
  start       Start the MySQL server
  stop        Stop the MySQL server
  uninstall   Stop MySQL, back it up, and remove it (binaries, data, and phpMyAdmin)

mullion mysql backup

go: downloading github.com/spf13/cobra v1.10.2
go: downloading github.com/spf13/pflag v1.0.9
Export all your MySQL databases to a timestamped backup folder

Usage:
  mullion mysql backup [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for backup

mullion mysql install

Installs and starts MySQL. With no argument you get the newest release
of the 8.4 LTS branch. Pass "latest" for the newest release overall,
a branch like "8.0" for the newest release of that branch, or a full
version like "8.4.11".

When you switch versions, your databases are migrated automatically:
they are dumped from the old server, the new one starts with a fresh
data directory, and the dump is restored into it. The old data
directory and the dump file are kept as backups.

Usage:
  mullion mysql install [version] [flags]

mullion mysql password

Change the MySQL root password ('' to remove it); phpMyAdmin follows automatically

Usage:
  mullion mysql password [new-password] [flags]

mullion mysql restore

Imports databases into the running MySQL server.

Pass a single .sql file (e.g. one database from a backup folder), or a
whole backup folder — when the folder contains all-databases.sql that
one file is imported, otherwise every .sql file in it is.

Usage:
  mullion mysql restore <file-or-folder> [flags]

mullion mysql start

Start the MySQL server

Usage:
  mullion mysql start [flags]

mullion mysql stop

Stop the MySQL server

Usage:
  mullion mysql stop [flags]

mullion mysql uninstall

Stop MySQL, back it up, and remove it (binaries, data, and phpMyAdmin)

Usage:
  mullion mysql uninstall [flags]

mullion node

Manage Node.js versions (official nodejs.org builds)

Usage:
  mullion node [command]

Available Commands:
  available   List installable Node versions (newest of each major)
  install     Download and install a Node version (lts by default; latest, 22, 22.12.0)
  isolate     Pin the current project's site to a specific Node version
  list        List installed Node versions (* = global default)
  npm         Change the npm version bundled with a Node install (latest, 10, 10.9.2)
  uninstall   Remove an installed Node version
  unisolate   Make the current project's site follow .nvmrc / the default Node again
  use         Switch the default Node version (node/npm on PATH)
  which       Explain which Node version this directory gets, and why

mullion node available

List installable Node versions (newest of each major)

Usage:
  mullion node available [flags]

mullion node install

Download and install a Node version (lts by default; latest, 22, 22.12.0)

Usage:
  mullion node install [version] [flags]

mullion node isolate

Pin the current project's site to a specific Node version

Usage:
  mullion node isolate <version> [flags]

mullion node list

List installed Node versions (* = global default)

Usage:
  mullion node list [flags]

mullion node npm

Change the npm version bundled with a Node install (latest, 10, 10.9.2)

Usage:
  mullion node npm <npm-version> [node-version] [flags]

mullion node uninstall

Remove an installed Node version

Usage:
  mullion node uninstall <version> [flags]

mullion node unisolate

Make the current project's site follow .nvmrc / the default Node again

Usage:
  mullion node unisolate [flags]

mullion node use

Switch the default Node version (node/npm on PATH)

Usage:
  mullion node use <version> [flags]

mullion node which

Explain which Node version this directory gets, and why

Usage:
  mullion node which [flags]

mullion pgadmin

Installs pgAdmin 4 into ~/.mullion/pgadmin on first use — taken from the
same EDB package as the installed PostgreSQL — and opens it with a
"Mullion (PostgreSQL)" server (127.0.0.1:5432, user postgres) already
registered, so connecting is one click.

Usage:
  mullion pgadmin [flags]
  mullion pgadmin [command]

Available Commands:
  uninstall   Remove pgAdmin 4 (your saved servers in ~/.pgadmin are untouched)

mullion pgadmin uninstall

Remove pgAdmin 4 (your saved servers in ~/.pgadmin are untouched)

Usage:
  mullion pgadmin uninstall [flags]

Flags:
      --yes    do not ask for confirmation

mullion php

Manage installed PHP versions

Usage:
  mullion php [command]

Available Commands:
  available   List PHP versions available to install (current branches)
  ext         Manage the extensions of an installed PHP version
  ini         Show the version's curated php.ini settings; defaults to the global version
  install     Download and install a PHP version (e.g. 8.3 or 8.3.26)
  list        List installed PHP versions
  uninstall   Remove an installed PHP version

mullion php available

List PHP versions available to install (current branches)

Usage:
  mullion php available [flags]

mullion php ext

Manage the extensions of an installed PHP version

Usage:
  mullion php ext [command]

Available Commands:
  disable     Disable an extension
  enable      Enable an extension (e.g. intl, soap, ldap)
  get         Download a PECL extension the build doesn't ship (redis, xdebug, imagick, ...) and enable it
  list        List the version's extensions ([x] = enabled); defaults to the global version

mullion php ext disable

Disable an extension

Usage:
  mullion php ext disable <name> [version] [flags]

mullion php ext enable

Enable an extension (e.g. intl, soap, ldap)

Usage:
  mullion php ext enable <name> [version] [flags]

mullion php ext get

Download a PECL extension the build doesn't ship (redis, xdebug, imagick, ...) and enable it

Usage:
  mullion php ext get <name> [version] [flags]

Aliases:
  get, add

mullion php ext list

List the version's extensions ([x] = enabled); defaults to the global version

Usage:
  mullion php ext list [version] [flags]

mullion php ini

Show the version's curated php.ini settings; defaults to the global version

Usage:
  mullion php ini [version] [flags]
  mullion php ini [command]

Available Commands:
  set         Set a curated php.ini setting (e.g. memory_limit, display_errors) and restart PHP

mullion php ini set

Set a curated php.ini setting (e.g. memory_limit, display_errors) and restart PHP

Usage:
  mullion php ini set <key> <value> [version] [flags]

mullion php install

Download and install a PHP version (e.g. 8.3 or 8.3.26)

Usage:
  mullion php install <version> [flags]

mullion php list

List installed PHP versions

Usage:
  mullion php list [flags]

mullion php uninstall

Remove an installed PHP version

Usage:
  mullion php uninstall <version> [flags]

mullion phpmyadmin

Downloads phpMyAdmin (the latest release, or a specific version like
5.2.2) into ~/.mullion/phpmyadmin, configures it to auto-connect to the local
MySQL server (root, no password), and links it as a secured site at
https://phpmyadmin.<tld>.

Usage:
  mullion phpmyadmin [version] [flags]
  mullion phpmyadmin [command]

Available Commands:
  uninstall   Remove phpMyAdmin (the MySQL server itself is untouched)

mullion phpmyadmin uninstall

Remove phpMyAdmin (the MySQL server itself is untouched)

Usage:
  mullion phpmyadmin uninstall [flags]

Flags:
      --yes    do not ask for confirmation

mullion pkg

Search, add, and remove Composer/npm packages for a linked site

Usage:
  mullion pkg [command]

Available Commands:
  add         Install a package into a linked site
  list        List a linked site's Composer and npm packages
  remove      Remove a package from a linked site
  search      Search Packagist or the npm registry for packages

mullion pkg add

Install a package into a linked site

Usage:
  mullion pkg add <site> <composer|npm> <name>[@version] [flags]

Flags:
      --dev    install as a dev/require-dev dependency

mullion pkg list

List a linked site's Composer and npm packages

Usage:
  mullion pkg list <site> [flags]

mullion pkg remove

Remove a package from a linked site

Usage:
  mullion pkg remove <site> <composer|npm> <name> [flags]

Search Packagist or the npm registry for packages

Usage:
  mullion pkg search <composer|npm> <query...> [flags]

mullion port

Change the port of a database engine or a dev server

Usage:
  mullion port [command]

Available Commands:
  dev         Assign a frontend site's dev server another port (restarts it if running)
  set         Move a database engine to another port (restarts it if running)

mullion port dev

Assign a frontend site's dev server another port (restarts it if running)

Usage:
  mullion port dev <site> <port> [flags]

Flags:
      --force   use the port even though another process holds it

mullion port set

Move a database engine to another port (restarts it if running)

Usage:
  mullion port set <mysql|postgres|mongo> <port> [flags]

Flags:
      --force   use the port even though another process holds it

mullion ports

List the ports Mullion uses, who holds them, and any conflicts

Usage:
  mullion ports [flags]

mullion postgres

Manage the local PostgreSQL server

Usage:
  mullion postgres [flags]
  mullion postgres [command]

Aliases:
  postgres, pg

Available Commands:
  backup      Export all your PostgreSQL databases (and roles) to a timestamped backup folder
  db          Manage databases on the local PostgreSQL server
  install     Download PostgreSQL (newest 17 by default), initialize it, and start it
  password    Change the PostgreSQL superuser password ('' to remove it)
  restore     Restore a PostgreSQL backup
  start       Start the PostgreSQL server
  status      Show whether PostgreSQL is installed and running
  stop        Stop the PostgreSQL server
  uninstall   Stop PostgreSQL, back it up, and remove it (binaries, data, and pgAdmin)

mullion postgres backup

Export all your PostgreSQL databases (and roles) to a timestamped backup folder

Usage:
  mullion postgres backup [flags]

mullion postgres db

Manage databases on the local PostgreSQL server

Usage:
  mullion postgres db [command]

Available Commands:
  create      Create a database
  drop        Delete a database and ALL its data
  list        List your databases

mullion postgres db create

Create a database

Usage:
  mullion postgres db create <name> [flags]

mullion postgres db drop

Delete a database and ALL its data

Usage:
  mullion postgres db drop <name> [flags]

mullion postgres db list

List your databases

Usage:
  mullion postgres db list [flags]

mullion postgres install

Installs and starts PostgreSQL. With no argument you get the newest
release of the 17 series. Pass "latest" for the newest release
overall, a major like "16" for the newest release of that major, or a
full version like "16.4".

Switching to a different major stops the previous server — data
directories are per-major, so the old data is left on disk untouched
(where it's kept is printed).

Usage:
  mullion postgres install [version] [flags]

mullion postgres password

Change the PostgreSQL superuser password ('' to remove it)

Usage:
  mullion postgres password [new-password] [flags]

mullion postgres restore

Restores databases into the running PostgreSQL server.

Pass a backup folder (as mullion postgres backup creates) to restore
every database in it, plus its globals.sql (roles, tablespaces) on a
best-effort basis; add a database name to restore just that one. Pass a
single .dump file with a database name to restore that file alone.

Usage:
  mullion postgres restore <backup-folder-or-.dump-file> [database] [flags]

mullion postgres start

Start the PostgreSQL server

Usage:
  mullion postgres start [flags]

mullion postgres status

Show whether PostgreSQL is installed and running

Usage:
  mullion postgres status [flags]

mullion postgres stop

Stop the PostgreSQL server

Usage:
  mullion postgres stop [flags]

mullion postgres uninstall

Stop PostgreSQL, back it up, and remove it (binaries, data, and pgAdmin)

Usage:
  mullion postgres uninstall [flags]

Flags:
      --keep-data   keep the data directory (binaries only)
      --no-backup   skip the database backup
      --yes         do not ask for confirmation

mullion rename

Renames a linked site (and therefore its domain). With one argument
the site linked to the current directory is renamed; with two, the
first names the site to rename.

Usage:
  mullion rename [old] <new> [flags]

mullion restart

Restart everything

Usage:
  mullion restart [flags]

mullion run

Runs one command in a linked site's folder with the site's own PHP
version, Node version and composer first on PATH — exactly what serves
the site, even when it is pinned to a different version than the global
one. Without a site name, the site linked to the current folder is used.

Usage:
  mullion run [site] -- <command...> [flags]

Examples:
  mullion run shop -- php artisan migrate
  mullion run shop -- npm run build
  mullion run -- composer install

mullion secure

Serve a site over HTTPS with a locally-trusted certificate

Usage:
  mullion secure [name] [flags]

mullion serve

Switches one frontend domain between two modes:

  dev     the managed dev server (live code, HMR)
  build   the last production build (dist/, build/, out/) served statically

With "build" the dev server is stopped too — the domain costs nothing.
Great for checking what's actually deployed, or freeing resources.

Usage:
  mullion serve <dev|build> [name] [flags]

mullion setup

Sets up a complete local dev stack in one go: creates ~/.mullion, downloads
Caddy, puts mullion on your PATH, installs the latest PHP and makes it the
system default, installs Composer, installs and starts the latest MySQL,
and serves phpMyAdmin at https://phpmyadmin.<tld>.

Every step is skipped when it's already done, so re-running setup is safe.

Usage:
  mullion setup [flags]

mullion ssl

Show the local certificate authority behind https://*.test

Usage:
  mullion ssl [flags]
  mullion ssl [command]

Available Commands:
  all         Serve every site over HTTPS (on) or plain HTTP (off)
  export      Copy the local CA certificate (for Firefox, phones, VMs)
  trust       Add the local CA to the system trust store (asks for your password / UAC)

mullion ssl all

Serve every site over HTTPS (on) or plain HTTP (off)

Usage:
  mullion ssl all <on|off> [flags]

mullion ssl export

Copy the local CA certificate (for Firefox, phones, VMs)

Usage:
  mullion ssl export <file> [flags]

mullion ssl trust

Add the local CA to the system trust store (asks for your password / UAC)

Usage:
  mullion ssl trust [flags]

mullion start

Start Caddy and the PHP FastCGI workers for all sites

Usage:
  mullion start [flags]

mullion status

Show what's running

Usage:
  mullion status [flags]

mullion stop

Stop Caddy and all PHP FastCGI workers

Usage:
  mullion stop [flags]

mullion tld

With no argument, prints the current TLD. With an argument, changes it —
e.g. `mullion tld local` makes every site resolve as <name>.local.

Avoid real public TLDs like .dev or .app: browsers force them to HTTPS
(HSTS preload), which breaks plain-HTTP local sites.

Usage:
  mullion tld [new-tld] [flags]

mullion tray

Starts the services, hides this console, and puts a Mullion icon next
to the clock: double-click opens the dashboard, right-click gives Start,
Stop, phpMyAdmin, and Quit. This is what runs at Windows sign-in when
autostart is enabled.

Usage:
  mullion tray [flags]

mullion ui

Opens Mullion's control panel in an app-mode browser window: service
status, PHP versions, Node, MySQL, and the linked sites — all clickable.
The panel runs in the background: closing this terminal does not close it.

Usage:
  mullion ui [flags]

mullion uninstall

Stops every service and removes everything Mullion put on this machine:
~/.mullion (PHP versions, MySQL/PostgreSQL/MongoDB and their databases,
phpMyAdmin, Composer), the hosts-file entries, the PATH entries, the
trusted root certificate, and the autostart registration.

Your project folders are NOT touched — Mullion only ever links to them.

Before deleting, it offers to export every installed database server's
data (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB) to a timestamped backup folder next
to ~/.mullion.

Usage:
  mullion uninstall [flags]

Flags:
      --backup      export databases before removing
      --no-backup   skip the database backup
      --yes         do not ask for confirmation

mullion unisolate

Make the current project's site follow the global PHP version again

Usage:
  mullion unisolate [flags]

Flags:
      --site string   site name (defaults to the current directory's link)
Stop serving a site (defaults to the current directory's link)

Usage:
  mullion unlink [name] [flags]

mullion unsecure

Go back to plain HTTP for a site

Usage:
  mullion unsecure [name] [flags]

mullion use

Switch the system-wide PHP version (php on PATH)

Usage:
  mullion use <version> [flags]

mullion worker

Workers are long-running commands Mullion keeps up for a site: a
Laravel queue worker (php artisan queue:work), the scheduler (php artisan
schedule:work — no cron needed), Horizon, a Node job runner...

Each runs in the site's folder with the site's PHP and Node on PATH, is
logged to ~/.mullion/logs/worker-<site>-<id>.log, and — when added with
--autostart — is started with the stack and restarted if it crashes.

Usage:
  mullion worker [command]

Available Commands:
  add         Add a worker to a site
  list        List workers and whether they are running (all sites by default)
  logs        Show the end of a worker's log
  remove      Stop and delete a worker
  restart     Restart a worker (picks up code and .env changes)
  start       Start a worker (and unpause it)
  stop        Stop a worker (it stays stopped until started again)

mullion worker add

Add a worker to a site

Usage:
  mullion worker add <site> --command <cmd> [flags]

Examples:
  mullion worker add shop --name Queue --kind queue --command "php artisan queue:work --tries=3" --autostart
  mullion worker add shop --name Scheduler --kind scheduler --command "php artisan schedule:work" --autostart

Flags:
      --autostart        start it now, with the stack, and restart it if it crashes
      --command string   command to run in the site's folder (required)
      --kind string      queue, scheduler or custom (default "custom")
      --name string      label shown in lists and the panel (defaults to the command)

mullion worker list

List workers and whether they are running (all sites by default)

Usage:
  mullion worker list [site] [flags]

mullion worker logs

Show the end of a worker's log

Usage:
  mullion worker logs <site> <id> [flags]

Flags:
  -n, --lines int   number of lines to show (default 50)

mullion worker remove

Stop and delete a worker

Usage:
  mullion worker remove <site> <id> [flags]

mullion worker restart

Restart a worker (picks up code and .env changes)

Usage:
  mullion worker restart <site> <id> [flags]

mullion worker start

Start a worker (and unpause it)

Usage:
  mullion worker start <site> <id> [flags]

mullion worker stop

Stop a worker (it stays stopped until started again)

Usage:
  mullion worker stop <site> <id> [flags]