updated CLI pages

Author: Andy McCormick

docs/cli/built-in-commands/make-action.md

@@ -15,3 +15,5 @@ Action Generator -- Creates a new action for an add-on
 ### Generating an action:
 
 `php eecli.php make:action MyNewAction --addon=my_existing_addon`
+
+TIP: For more information on using the `make:action` command to create new action, reference [Adding Actions](development/actions.md).

docs/cli/built-in-commands/make-addon.md

@@ -10,34 +10,6 @@ Check out our video tutorial generating an add-on!
 ## Options list:
 
 ```
-    --extension
-    --ext
-        Create an extension
-
-    --plugin
-    --pi
-        Create a plugin
-
-    --fieldtype
-    --ft
-        Create a fieldtype
-
-    --module
-    --mod
-        Create a module
-
-    --typography
-    -t
-        Should use plugin typography
-
-    --has-settings=<value>
-    -e <value>
-        Add-on has settings (yes/no)
-
-    --compatibility-mode
-    -p
-        Generate add-on that is compatible with ExpressionEngine versions lower than 7.2.0 and lower than 6.4.0
-
     --version=<value>
     -v <value>
         Version of the add-on
@@ -54,43 +26,14 @@ Check out our video tutorial generating an add-on!
     -u <value>
         Author url of the add-on
 
-    --services=<value> [--services=<value> [...]]
-    -s <value> [-s <value> [...]]
-        Services to create. Multi-pass option.
-
-    --models=<value> [--models=<value> [...]]
-    -m <value> [-m <value> [...]]
-        Models to create. Multi-pass option.
 
-    --commands=<value> [--commands=<value> [...]]
-    -c <value> [-c <value> [...]]
-        Commands to create. Multi-pass option.
-
-    --consents=<value> [--consents=<value> [...]]
-    -n <value> [-n <value> [...]]
-        Consents. Multi-pass option.
-
-    --cookies=<value> [--cookies=<value> [...]]
-    -k <value> [-k <value> [...]]
-        Cookies to create, with a colon separating name and value (i.e. name:value). Multi-pass option.
-
-    --hooks=<value> [--hooks=<value> [...]]
-    -o <value> [-o <value> [...]]
-        Hooks in use. Multi-pass option.
 
 ```
 
 ## Examples:
 
-### Generating an extension:
-
-`php eecli.php make:addon example_extension --ext --description "Description of addon" --version="1.0.0" --author="Joe Shmoe" --author-url='www.example.com' --has-settings='yes' --hooks=cp_custom_menu`
-
-### Generating a module:
-
-`php eecli.php make:addon my_awesome_mod --mod --description "Description of addon" --version="1.0.0" --author="Joe Shmoe" --author-url='www.example.com' --has-settings='yes'`
-
-### Generating a module in compatibility mode:
+### Generating an add-on:
 
-`php eecli.php make:addon my_awesome_mod --mod --description "Description of addon" --version="1.0.0" --author="Joe Shmoe" --author-url='www.example.com' --has-settings='yes' --compatibility-mode`
+`php eecli.php make:addon amazing_add_on --description "Description of addon" --version="1.0.0" --author="Joe Shmoe" --author-url='www.example.com'`
 
+TIP: For more information on using the `make:addon` command to create new add-on, reference [Getting Started](development/addon-development-overview.md#getting-started) in the Building An Add-On section of the docs.

docs/cli/built-in-commands/make-command.md

@@ -24,3 +24,5 @@ Command Generator -- Creates a new CLI command for an add-on
 ### Generating a command:
 
 `php eecli.php make:command "Awesome CLI Command" --addon=my_example_addon --description='This command is awesome' --signature='my_addon:awesome-example'`
+
+TIP: For more information on using the `make:command` command to create new CLI command with your add-on, reference [Adding CLI Commands](cli/creating-a-command.md).

docs/cli/built-in-commands/make-extension-hook.md

@@ -15,3 +15,5 @@ Extension Hook Generator -- Implements an EE extension hook in an add-on
 ### Implementing the sessions_start extension hook:
 
 `php eecli.php make:extension-hook sessions_start --addon=my_existing_addon`
+
+TIP: For more information on using the `make:extension-hook` command to create new action, reference [Extending The Core](development/extensions.md).

docs/cli/built-in-commands/make-prolet.md

@@ -28,3 +28,5 @@ Prolet Generator -- Creates a new prolet for an add-on
 ### Generating a prolet:
 
 `php eecli.php make:prolet MyNewProlet --addon=my_addon --description="This is my prolet description"`
+
+TIP: For more information on using the `make:prolet` command to create new Prolet with your add-on, reference [Adding Prolets](development/prolets.md).

docs/cli/built-in-commands/make-tag.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# make:tag
+# make:template-tag
 
 Tag Generator -- Creates a new tag for an add-on
 
@@ -14,4 +14,6 @@ Tag Generator -- Creates a new tag for an add-on
 
 ### Generating a new tag:
 
-`php eecli.php make:tag MyNewTag --addon=my_existing_addon`
+`php eecli.php make:template-tag MyNewTag --addon=my_existing_addon`
+
+TIP: For more information on using the `make:template-tag` command to create new template tag with your add-on, reference [Adding Template Tags](development/custom-template-tags.md).

docs/cli/built-in-commands/make-widget.md

@@ -16,3 +16,5 @@ Widget Generator -- Creates a new Dashboard Widget for an add-on
 ### Generating a widget:
 
 `php eecli.php make:widget MyNewWidget --addon=my_existing_addon`
+
+TIP: For more information on using the `make:widget` command to create new Dashboard Widget with your add-on, reference [Adding Dashboard Widgets](development/widgets.md).

docs/cli/intro.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-# Command Line Inferface (CLI)
+# Command Line Interface (CLI)
 
-The Command Line Inferface (CLI) allows a user to run system and user-generated commands in the terminal. The CLI has access to all of the ExpressionEngine resources, and can be used to update the system, clear caches, and much more.
+The Command Line Interface (CLI) allows a user to run system and user-generated commands in the terminal. The CLI has access to all of the ExpressionEngine resources, and can be used to update the system, clear caches, and much more.
 
 By default the CLI is located `system/ee/eecli.php` . 
 
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ By default the CLI is located `system/ee/eecli.php` .
         - [make:migration - Creates a new migration](cli/built-in-commands/make-migration.md)
         - [make:model - Creates a new model for an add-on](cli/built-in-commands/make-model.md)
         - [make:prolet - Creates a new prolet for an add-on](cli/built-in-commands/make-prolet.md)
-        - [make:tag - Creates a new tag for an add-on](cli/built-in-commands/make-tag.md)
+        - [make:template-tag - Creates a new tag for an add-on](cli/built-in-commands/make-tag.md)
         - [make:widget - Generates widgets for existing add-ons](cli/built-in-commands/make-widget.md)
     - Migrate
         - [migrate - Runs specified migrations (all, core, or add-ons)](cli/built-in-commands/migrate.md)

docs/development/extensions.md

@@ -27,6 +27,11 @@ We can give our add-on the ability to hook into the core of ExpressionEngine by
 
 ```
 $ php system/ee/eecli.php make:extension-hook
+Let's implement an extension hook!
+What hooks would you like to use? (Read more: https://docs.expressionengine.com/latest/development/extensions.html) typography_parse_type_end
+What add-on is the extension hook being added to? [amazing_add_on]:  amazing_add_on
+Building Extension hook.
+Extension hook created successfully!
 
 ```
 
@@ -47,6 +52,8 @@ amazing_add_on
 
 TIP: A single add-on can interact with as many hooks as you want.
 
+TIP: Extensions need to be enabled to work. When you create an extension, a migration is added which will enable the extension on install. However if you need it immediately available, you can use the `--install` or `-i` flag when creating your extension. This would look like `make:extension-hook --install`.
+
 ## Anatomy Of An Extension
 Once we've added the ability to hook into the core with our add-on, an `Extensions` folder is created. The CLI will generate a class and a respective file for each core hook we wish to use.
 
@@ -108,16 +115,20 @@ We also know that we should be returning a string from our `process()` function.
 
 Let's do something with our hook to demonstrate how this would work. We're going to continue working with the `typography_parse_type_end()` hook by replacing "e" with "EE" everywhere in our templates (because EE is amazing!)
 
-Using the CLI to generate the extension hook:
+Using the CLI to generate the extension hook (notice the `-i` flag to immediately enable the extension hook):
 
 ```
-$ php system/ee/eecli.php make:extension-hook
+$ php system/ee/eecli.php make:extension-hook -i
 Let's implement an extension hook!
 What is the extension hook name? Amazing Hook
+What hooks would you like to use? (Read more: https://docs.expressionengine.com/latest/development/extensions.html) typography_parse_type_end
 What add-on is the extension hook being added to? [amazing_add_on]:  amazing_add_on
 Building Extension hook.
 Extension hook created successfully!
+Installing extension hook...
+Extension hook installed!
 ```
+
 This creates our `Extensions/TypographyParseTypeEnd.php` file for us. This file will initially look like this:
 
 ```