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+gravrunrw() {
+        if [ -d "$1" ]; then
+            semanage fcontext -a -t httpd_sys_rw_content_t "$1"{tmp,cache,user/data,logs,images,assets}(/.*)?
+            restorecon -R "$1"
+            echo "SELinux context updated and recursively restored for '$1' "
+        else
+            echo "Usage like: gravrunrw <directory_path>"
+            echo "Error! The directory does not exist."
+        fi
+}
+
+
+/user---------------- user modifiied stuff
+install, config and update rw -- All including --------------
+
+chcon -a
+
+System upgrade
+/vendor - important libraries that Grav relies on if containerized. 
+/system -
+/bin
+
+## --- system plugins update and install
+
+/user/themes - installed themes
+/user/plugins - installed plugins
+
+## --- system tinkering
+/user/accounts - user accounts
+/user/config - user configurations
+/user/blueprints - user custom blueprints for the admin side
+/backup
+
+## --- content editing
+/user/pages - content
+/user/languages - Translation overrides
+/user/images - uploaded images
+
+
+## --- runtime rw 
+
+gravrunrw() {
+        sudo -u "@1" semanage fcontext -a -t httpd_sys_rw_content_t "@2"html/{tmp,cach$
+}
+
+/user/data - stores plugin data like form data and other stuff
+/logs
+/images - on the fly sized 
+/cache  - if flat file temporary caching // no memcache or other
+/assets - processed js and css
+/tmp - Grav's and plugin's temp files
+
+
+
+Command 	                    Description
+bin/grav list                           Lists all commands available in Grav (excluding the GPM).
+bin/grav help <command>                 Gives you help on a specific command.
+bin/grav new-project <location>         Used to create a new, clean Grav instance in a different folder. Can be run from an existing Grav install.
+bin/grav install                        This command installs any dependencies needed to run your current Grav install.
+bin/grav cache                          This command clears the cache of your Grav install. Options include: --all, --assets-only, --images-only, and --cache-only
+bin/grav backup                         Creates a zip backup of your current Grav site.
+bin/grav composer                       Updates manually-installed composer-based vendor packages.
+bin/grav security                       Runs through the configured XSS security checks on all Grav pages
+bin/gpm list                            Lists all commands available via Grav's GPM (Grav Package Manager)
+bin/gpm help <command>                  Gives you help on a specific command.
+bin/gpm index                           Shows a list of all the available resources in the Grav repository, organized by themes and plugins.
+bin/gpm info                            Displays the details of the desired package, such as description, author, homepage, etc.
+bin/gpm install                         Installs a resource from the repository to your current Grav instance with a simple command.
+bin/gpm update                          Checks installed plugins and themes for available updates and lists them.
+bin/gpm uninstall                       Removes an installed theme or plugin and clears the cache.
+bin/gpm self-upgrade                    Enables you to update Grav to the latest version.
+bin/gpm logviewer                       Easily view Grav logs with configuration options to pick log file, number of lines, and verbosity
+bin/gpm scheduler                       Manage the scheduled jobs and manually run the scheduler process if required
+bin/gpm index \| grep '\| installed' 	Lists all plugins and themes you currently have installed.