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composer require aubreypwd/wp-config-common

Then, add to your wp-config.php:

if ( file_exists(  __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php' ) ) {
	require_once  __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
}

Enabling Configs

You must define this before you require autoload.php above!

define( 'WP_CONFIG_COMMON', 'max-execution-3600, multisite, spatie-ray, tunnel, noemail, mailhog' );

`max-execution-3600`

Simply tries to set max_execution_time to one hour (for debugging, etc).

`install-multisite`

Use this before multisite if you have not installed multisite into the database yet. After turning this on, head to /wp-admin/network.php and install multisite. When done, you can use multisite to turn multisite on and off again easily.

If you don't specify SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL we assume false for you.
If you don't specify DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE, we assume $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']

`multisite`

Configures multisite (note use install-multisite first.

`spatie-ray`

Pushes all Warnings and Errors from PHP to Spatie Ray(tm).

Set define( 'SPATIE_RAY_NO_WARNINGS', true )' to stop warnings. Set define( 'SPATIE_RAY_NO_ERRORS', true )' to stop errors.

`tunnel`

Tries to automatically trick WordPress into thinking the website (single-site only, the the way) is the proxy. Works with localtunnel and ngrock.

`no-email`

Stops wp_mail from working by overriding the function. You can define WP_MAIL_RETURN with the overridden function's return value, which is false by default.

`mailhog`

Forwards all email to Mailhog at localhost (change with MAILHOG_HOST) on Port 1025 (change with MAILHOG_PORT).

You can also use MAILHOG_FROM_EMAIL, MAILHOG_FROM_NAME, and MAILHOG_AUTH, to further configure.

Note, will override no-email. Works by overriding wp_mail().

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