pass the target folder to the theme install hook
add git pull command
make the generated image field work without needing changes
add in an example 1140 grid base theme

also shows how to run a post-theme install hook to copy
any other assets to their required folders. This can be
handy if you are relying a less css helper or something similar
within your theme
add command to send a file to the remote server
export local db method

add a command to export the local database
add on consh db:push command

use this carefully as it will overwrite the remote
database with the content from the local database.

todo: maybe tar.gz the file before sending as it
can be a fairly large file if the site has a decent
amount of content
make the wysiwyg field work out of the box

copies over a number of functions from the default concrete5
content block to translate image and page links

also adds in the start of a place to allow fields to drop in their
own custom functions (ie: getImageObject for image fields)
load the file for file fields
command to back up the remote database

consh backup:db [file_name]

will save to {C5_DIR}/remote_backups/{timestamp}-FileName.sql
running without the optional filename will just save a time-stamped sql file
updates to wysiwyg controller code
document the config file options
add in a couple of deploy-type specific hooks
add in consh generate:Pagetype <page_type_name>

to create page type controllers
outputs help regarding a command
docs updates
command to restore a db backup

only to the local installation at the moment... remote one soon.
Backups are created with the consh backup:db command

command: consh restore:db <backup_name>
don't bother warning about overwriting the local db
add command to restore a remote db from a backup

not well tested yet, but seems to work
backups are created with the consh backup:db command

this is a potentially destructive command, so proceed with caution
minor readme updates