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wp-artisan

v0.0.3

Published

A command-line toolkit for WordPress developers

Downloads

3

Readme

wp-artisan

npm version

A command-line toolkit for work on custom WordPress developments in an efficient way.

This project is still at early stage. I'd love to hear from anyone who wish to contribute. Feel free to submit issues, feature requests and any suggestions you mind. PRs are welcome! :-)

This project forked form WordPress CLI

Prerequisites

You must require to install and configure followings on your development workstation first;

  • Nodejs
  • PHP 5.4 or higher
  • MySQL

Installation

npm install -g wp-artisan

Usage

wp init

wp init [dir]

This perform following tasks;

  • Prompt for site configuration
  • Fetch and download WordPress latest version
  • Creating directory structure and site.json
  • Creating database
  • Install WordPress
  • Intililize WordPress development envirement

You can either create a working directory first and run wp init in there or you just can run wp init example.com or wp init "My WordPress Site" for that.

wp serve

Once you created and initialized the development environment, you can start a server instance on http://localhost:8080 with wp serve (Or wp s).

cd example.com
wp serve

You can change the port with the --port (Or -p) flag like this.

wp serve -p 3000

wp config

wp config -u <key> <val>

Update both site.json and wp-config.php along with the database.

wp plugin

You can add or remove plugins with this.

wp plugin add <plunginName>
wp plugin remove <plunginName>

wp theme

Create empty theme canvas on the theme directory. Once you run this command, it'll prompt for user inputs related to creating a theme.

wp theme init

Contribution Guide

Setup the development environment

You need to install and configure above prerequisites as listed. Then;

git clone [email protected]:kodeflex/wp-artisan.git
cd wp-artisan
git checkout dev
npm install
npm link

Pull requests

Send all the PRs to dev branch. We keep master branch only for final releases and all the development works on the dev.

License

MIT