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Informations about the package matrixstack

Matrix Development Stack

Matrixstack helps you get your projects started locally with modern Wordpress development tools and project structure. It will save time by automating tasks with a DRY development principle.

After setting up, you can create a new Wordpress project based on a modified version of bedrock just by running:

**PLEASE NOTE***

The script is focused on my own workflow, it assumes a lot of things about how you will work. It may need to be tweaked to make it work for you. For example it assumes you use Linux Ubuntu 20.04, always start your projects in ~/Projects, use XXXX.test as your host name url, store your SSL certs in /var/www/certs, use an Apache server with your projects and your current projects home directory will be located in /var/www/....

Features

Requirements

Installation

  1. Clone this repo to your Projects directory: /home/YourUserName/Projects

  2. Change directory to matrixstack and then bin folder

  3. Run the setup script for the first and only time

  4. Follow any onscreen instructions to link this file to system level.

  5. Create your new project. (You can skip to this step going forward)

From here the on screen prompts will guide you

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  1. Note when the project loads you will get a whitescreen as there is no Theme installed. You will know if everything worked by accessing the admin

Preinstallation

WP-Cli is included in matrixstack per project via composer.json but won't work by default globally. You'll need this alias on your Linux .bashrc or .bash_profile file:

The script assumes:

What matrix.sh does

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  1. Runs composer create-project with matrixstack settings
  2. Installs our default WordPress plugins and updates them
  3. Sets up MySQL database
  4. Installs capistrano deployment tool
  5. Generates default capistrano configs (config/deploy.rb, config/deploy/staging.rb, config/deploy/production.rb) with your GitHub project details and paths
  6. Sets up WordPress configs (wp-config credentials to .env) and salts automatically
  7. Installs WordPress under its own subdirectory /wp (thus, admin located in example.test/wp/wp-admin)
  8. Sets up default admin user as not "admin" for security
  9. Removes default WordPress posts, themes and plugins and everything else not so useful
  10. Activates default plugins, timezones, permalinks
  11. Flushes rewrites, adds support for permalinks and webfonts
  12. Sets up file permissions
  13. Inits a GitHub repository
  14. Creates a HTTPS certificate
  15. Sets up a virtual host for development environment
  16. Updates /etc/hosts file.
  17. Restarts development server

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