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| `eloquent:import-groups` | Imports file based groups into the database. |
| `eloquent:import-roles` | Imports file based roles into the database. |
| `eloquent:import-users` | Imports file based users into the database. |
| `fieldtypes:list` | List the installed fieldtypes |
| `fieldtypes:show` | Show configuration definitions for an installed fieldtype |
| `flat:camp` | Flat Camp ⛺ |
| `glide:clear` | Clear the Glide image cache |
| `install:collaboration` | Installs the Statamic Collaboration addon and enables broadcasting in Laravel. |
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| `support:zip-blueprint` | Create a zip file with a blueprint and all fieldset imports |
| `updates:run` | Run update scripts from a specific version |

## Inspecting fieldtypes

The `fieldtypes:list` and `fieldtypes:show` commands let you inspect the fieldtypes installed in your project, including those registered by addons, without digging through PHP classes. They're handy for developers and AI agents alike.

``` shell
php please fieldtypes:list
php please fieldtypes:show bard
```

`fieldtypes:list` outputs a table of every fieldtype's handle, title, class, and whether it's selectable. `fieldtypes:show` outputs a fieldtype's config options, including their defaults, options, and conditions, along with the options shared by every field, as YAML.

Pass the `--json` flag to either command to get machine-readable output instead.

``` shell
php please fieldtypes:show bard --json
```

:::tip
The defaults describe the fieldtype itself, not the configuration of any particular field in your blueprints. Values that can't be determined from PHP (like options provided by a closure or the control panel's JavaScript) are listed under `unresolved`, rather than guessed.
:::

## Additional reading

Read more about [Artisan][artisan] at Laravel.com.
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