fivefifteen/wordup

A WordPress Deployer Recipe.

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Requires

• php: ^8.1
• deployer/deployer: ^7.5
• mustache/mustache: ^2.14
• nette/php-generator: ^4.1
• paragonie/random-lib: ^2.0
• symfony/yaml: ^7.2
• wp-cli/wp-cli-bundle: ^2.11

MIT

• Five Fifteen
• Kodie Grantham

• cli
• git
• deploy
• version
• wordpress
• upload
• ssh
• tool
• remote
• deployment
• localhost
• download
• host
• action
• local
• deployer
• copy
• rollback
• recipe
• provision

README

WordUp

A WordPress Deployer Recipe.

A Five Fifteen Project

Table of Contents

• Requirements
• Installation
• Setup
• Configuration
  • Configuration Options
• Tasks
  • Database Tasks
  • Templates Tasks
  • Uploads Tasks
  • WordPress Tasks
• Usage
  • Usage Examples
• License Information

Requirements

• PHP 8.1 or above
• Composer

Installation

composer require-dev fivefifteen/wordup

Setup

To get started, copy examples/deploy.php and examples/deploy.yml into the root of your project. You'll then want to update both of those files to meet your needs.

Configuration

Configuration options can be defined/updated in either deploy.yml or by using the add/set functions in deploy.php.

WordUp uses Deployer and it's Common Recipe at it's core so you'll want to familiarize yourself with both of those.

Configuration Options

These are options that are custom to WordUp. See the source of recipe/wordup.php to view the default values (as well as any built-in Deployer options that WordUp modifies).

• db/credentials - A list of database credentials
  • host - The database host
  • name - The database name
  • user - The database username
  • pass - The database password
  • prefix - The database tables prefix
  • charset - The database charset
  • collate - The database collate
• db/exports_dir - The name of the directory to save database exports to
• db/exports_path - The remote path to save database exports to
• db/keep_exports - If falsy, database exports will not be deleted from the remote server after downloading
• db/keep_local_exports - If truthy, database exports will be deleted from the local environment after importing
• templates/files - A list of .mustache files to be rendered
• templates/temp_dir - A temporary directory to store template files before uploading them to a remote server
• wp/config/constants - An associative array of constants to be defined in wp-config.php
• wp/config/extra_php - PHP code to be included in wp-config.php
• wp/config/require - A list of files to be required by wp-config.php
• wp/content_dir - The name of WordPress's content directory
• wp/content_path - The remote path to WordPress's content directory
• wp/home - The home URL for your WordPress website
• wp/salts/temp_dir - A temporary directory to store generated salts
• wp/siteurl - The URL to the WordPress directory
• wp/uploads_dir - The name of the WordPress uploads directory
• wp/uploads_path - The remote path to the WordPress uploads directory

Tasks

Database Tasks

• db:export - Exports the local database
• db:import - Imports a database export into the local database
• db:export:remote - Exports and downloads the remote database
• db:import:remote - Uploads a local database export and imports it into the remote database
• db:pull - Pulls remote database to localhost (invokes db:export:remote and db:import)
• db:push - Pushes local database to remote host (invokes db:export and db:import:remote)

Templates Tasks

• templates:render - Renders mustache template files

Uploads Tasks

• uploads:pull - Pulls uploads from remote to local
• uploads:push - Pushes uploads from local to remote
• uploads:sync - Syncs uploads between local and remote

WordPress Tasks

• wp:config:create - Generates a wp-config.php file
• wp:salts:php - Generates salts in PHP format and saves them to a file
• wp:salts:json - Generates salts in JSON format and saves them to a file
• wp:salts:yml - Generates salts in YML format and saves them to a file

Usage

dep <task> <stage>

Usage Examples

# Deploy to staging
dep deploy staging

# Export the database from production, download it, and import it into the local database
dep db:pull production

# Generate a wp-config.php file for my local environment
dep wp:config:create localhost

License Information

MIT. See the license.md file for more info.