wheels server status

Show detailed status of the Wheels development server.

Synopsis

wheels server status [options]

Description

The wheels server status command displays the current status of your CommandBox server along with Wheels-specific information. It provides more context than the standard server status command.

Options

name

• Type: String

• Description: Name of the server to check

• Example: wheels server status name=myapp

--json

• Type: Boolean flag

• Description: Output status in JSON format

• Example: wheels server status --json

--verbose

• Type: Boolean flag

• Description: Show detailed server information

• Example: wheels server status --verbose

Examples

# Check default server status
wheels server status

# Check specific server
wheels server status name=myapp

# Get JSON output for scripting
wheels server status --json

# Show verbose details
wheels server status --verbose

Output Information

When the server is running, displays:

• Server running status

• URL and port information

• Wheels framework version

• Application root directory

• Quick action suggestions

Example output:

Wheels Server Status
===================

Status: Running
URL: http://127.0.0.1:60000
PID: 12345

Wheels Application Info:
  Wheels Version: 2.5.0
  Application Root: /Users/you/myapp

Quick Actions:
  wheels server open     - Open in browser
  wheels server log      - View logs
  wheels reload          - Reload application

Notes

• The command enhances CommandBox's native status with Wheels-specific information

• Use --json format when integrating with scripts or other tools

• The verbose flag shows additional server configuration details

Related Commands

• wheels server start - Start the server

• wheels server stop - Stop the server

• wheels server log - View server logs

See Also

• CommandBox Server Documentation