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Install and Configure WordPress using WP-CLI
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| # | |
| # wp_install - download wordpress, install, and configure it. | |
| # | |
| # $ wp_install <dirname> | |
| # | |
| function wp_install | |
| { | |
| wp core download --path=$1 | |
| cd $1 | |
| read -p 'name the database:' dbname | |
| wp core config --dbname=$dbname --dbuser=root --dbpass=awoods --dbhost=localhost | |
| wp db create | |
| wp core install --prompt | |
| } |
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Instead of using --prompt on wp core config, it's better UX to hard code the value for --dbuser --dbpass and --dbhost and just use bash to prompt for the --dbname. There are 11 prompts for wp core config! you shouldn't have to answer them every time.
A compromise would be to create bash prompts for the --dbname --dbpass and --dbhost.