dragi-ns / wp-setup

Overview of the project

• It should be globally accessible

• It should check if the Docker is installed

• It should check if the Lando is installed

• Setting project initially:

  • Files are stored in a directory:
    • To be able to automatically detect if the user run the script from the WordPress project directory, we need to check if the directory contains (one of) the following folders:
      • wp-content
      • wp-includes
      • wp-admin
    • We need to check if the directory already contains .lando.yml file
      • If it does contain the file, we will ask the user if they want to overwrite it
        • If the user wants to overwrite it, we will create a new one (steps below)
        • If the user does not want to overwrite it, we will exit the script
    • We will get the project name from the directory name, but the user will be asked to confirm it
  • Files are stored in a GitHub repository (defaults to our theme repository):
    • If the script is not run from the project directory, the user will be asked to provide the GitHub repository URL
    • We will get the project name from the repository name, but the user will be asked to confirm it
    • We will clone the repository in the current directory, enter the directory, and work from there
  • The user will be prompted to specify PHP version (default: 8.3, min: 7.4, max: 8.3)
  • The user will be prompted to specify the database version (default: 8.0, min: 5.6, max: 8.0)
  • The user will be prompted to specify the Node.js version (default: 20, min: 8, max: 20)
  • The user will be prompted to specify database username (default: root)
  • The user will be prompted to specify database password (default: root)
  • The user will be prompted to specify database name (default: wordpress)
  • The user will be prompted to specify the table prefix (default: wp_)
  • We will check if the wp-config.php file exists
    • If it does not exist, we will create it
    • If it exists, we will ask the user if they want to overwrite it
      • If the user wants to overwrite it, we will create a new one
    • We will use lando wp config create to create wp-config.php
  • The user will be prompted to specify the path of the sql file to import (default: none)
    • In this case, we have to check if the file exists and is readable
    • If the file does not exist or is not readable, the user will be prompted to provide a valid path
    • If the file is not a .sql file, the user will be prompted to provide a valid path
    • If the file is a .sql file, we will copy it to the project directory
    • We will use lando db-import to import the sql file
    • We will delete the sql file after the import
    • After the import, the user will be prompted to specify search-replace strings
    • We will use lando wp search-replace to replace the strings