Scripts I use to get me up and running with a new, local development WordPress install ASAP. It's a bit messy and definitely not refined but it does what I want it to do right now and gets me up and running quickly.
What it gets me...
- new WordPress install
- new starter theme (Roots.io Sage)
- new theme clean-up extension (Roots.io Soil)
- configured
wp_config.php - configured database
- downloaded requirements
- compiled assets
- BitBucket repository
This is where it gets pretty dirty. I really just haven't had time to clean this up, so this is what I'm running right now.
BitBucket commands deserve better than this, but I add this to my .bash_profile...
# Bitbucket Functions
bitbucket_create() { curl -X POST --user [USER EMAIL HERE]:[PASSWORD HERE] https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/repositories/[USERNAME HERE]/$1 --data "is_private=true" ;}
bitbucket_delete() { curl -X DELETE --user [USER EMAIL HERE]:[PASSWORD HERE] https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/repositories/[USERNAME HERE]/$1 ;}
bitbucket_init() { mkdir $1; cd $1; bitbucket_create $1; git init; git remote add origin [email protected]:[USERNAME HERE]/$1.git ;}
bitbucket_clone() { git clone [email protected]:[USERNAME HERE]/$1.git ;}
Script alias...
# WP stuff
alias wp_init="~/scripts/wordbase-script/wp-init.sh"
For me, I make sure MAMP is running before running this but it should work fine as long as you have your MySQL instance running.
wp_init project-name
Or, if you want the Roots theme....
wp_init -r project-name
And, with optional human readable name (defaults to project-name) - currently only used to set Theme title
wp_init -r project-name human-readable-name
That's it.
If your database fails to create - if you forgot to start your MySQL instance or created a database with an existing name or something - you can run...
wp_init -d database-name
To create the database. Or you can just run that to create databases. Woohoo.
NOTE: database-name is the project-name when run in the full script
These run alongside the entire install script...
-s- install Sage theme with install (or-r)-v- verbosity
If you want to run any part of that script independantly there are flags to run each part by itself...
-d- create the database-b- create the BitBucket repo-w- install WordPress-c- configurewp-config.php-t- install the Sage theme-o- install Soil extension-i- install Bower and npm requirements and compile assets-z- make Sage theme customizations
- Automate setting up Sage Theme:
- change Sage title
- activate Sage