~/sourced/functions

Custom functions for oh-my-zsh

Version 0.10

Usage

In your ~/.zshrc file, make sure you have the following lines:

source $ZSH/oh-my-zsh.sh
for file in /Users/{your username}/sourced/*; do
        source "$file"
done

Save this file to /Users/{your username}/sourced/.
Profit!

Note: Also make sure you have ZSH and Oh My ZSH! installed. That's kind of important.

Optional You can also clone this repo and get updates whenever it's updated. In that case, clone it somewhere, like ~/git:

$ git clone git@github.com:jazzsequence/sourced-functions.git ~/git/sourced-functions

Then create a symbolic link in your ~/sourced folder:

$ ln -s ~/git/sourced-functions/functions ~/sourced

What's inside?

Script to create project asset directories and Sublime project files configured for MAMP environment (forked from Brad Parbs' dotfiles).
Prompt-based script to set up a new WordPress installation, built for MAMP + WP-CLI or Chassis.
Various helper functions associated with new site setup.
A wp-cli search/replace alias (sr) that will prompt to change a site's URLs.
Commands for launching/killing the Global Protect VPN client (which cannot be turned off once installed and running within the app itself).
A helpful function that gets the currently installed PHP version
Colors help

New site setup

The functions file includes a number of functions built for new site setup for MAMP and MAMP Pro. Usage is simple and will prompt for user input:

$ mkdir project-name && cd project-name
$ newsite

New site setup with Chassis

The functions file also includes functions required for setting up a new site with Chassis. Required Vagrant to be installed. Simply run newsite and choose the Chassis option when prompted. The prompts will walk you through the rest.

FAQ

How come I get a database connection error when I try to set up a new site in MAMP? That's because WP-CLI is trying to use the version of PHP installed on your system instead of the one that MAMP is using. The most reliable way to get around this that I have found (and I've tried a bunch of things) is to create a symbolic link to your MAMP php binary in /usr/bin. Like this:

$ sudo mv /usr/bin/php /usr/bin/php-osx # move the old php binary.
$ sudo ln -s /Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.6.25/bin/php /usr/bin/php # create a symbolic link to a version of PHP in MAMP.

Look in /Applications/MAMP/bin/php for your exact version of PHP -- it varies depending on what version of PHP you are running. When you upgrade your operating system, it's entirely possible that you will need to repeat this process.

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