andkirby/mageinstall

MageInstall Tool to install and reinstall Magento quickly.

v7.0.0-beta.1 2016-11-09 13:00 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.0
• webignition/json-pretty-print: ~0.1

MIT

• Andrew Roslik

README

Tool for install/build Magento/Magento package from console.

Composer installation

$ composer global require andkirby/mageinstall ^7.0@beta

Features

Package Building

Build Magento package. It takes your pure Magento copy and selected package and build them together.

During installation

• base Magento install
• import products
• import system configuration
• add sample data SQL files
• add sample data media files
• clean up var directory and product media files cache before installation

Building

Using

Initializing.

mageshell build init -d symlink -s stable -m /path/to/magento -c http://your-composer-satis.com/

Building.

mageshell build -p projectname -g somevendor/packagename:1.0.5 -i 1

Package directory will be created automatically (if it's not set) by mask %project_directory%-package.

More info: mageshell build --help.

Structure

Usually you may have following files structure:

  /any/path/to/magento                      - Pure Magento directory
  /yourdocroot
      /project.com-package                  - package files dir (will be created automatically)
      /project.com                          - project HTTP dir
  ~/.mageinstall/build/composer.json        - composer.json distributive file

Install

Using

Initialization

If you haven't initialized MageInstall it will suggest you to initialize by command mageshell install.
Anyway if what to make reinitialization follow the command:

$ mageshell install init

It will create the ~/.mageinstall/params.sh with your custom parameters.

Install Magento

To run an installation of Magento instance you can make simple command:

$ mageshell install -p projectname

where

• "projectname" is a directory and DB name and DB user.

But it depends on your settings.

Also you may set up as you wish ~/.mageinstall/params.sh file within you local environment. Just copy of params.sh.dist to ~/.mageinstall/params.sh and update it.

Docs

• Configuring parameters