Bash script template for deploying many keys and values to wp-config.php for WordPress sites.
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keys_to_add=( | |
WPCOM_API_KEY | |
GF_LICENSE_KEY | |
RECOVERY_MODE_EMAIL | |
) | |
values_to_add=( | |
wordpress_akismet_license_goes_here | |
gravity_forms_license_goes_here | |
recovery_email_address_goes_here | |
) | |
wp plugin delete hello | |
i=0 | |
for key in ${keys_to_add[@]}; do | |
value=${values_to_add[$i]} | |
wp config set $key $value --type=constant | |
# Check if added. If not then attempt to add at different location. | |
if ! $( wp config has $key ); then | |
wp config set $key $value --type=constant --anchor="# That's It. Pencils down" | |
fi | |
# Check if added. If not then attempt adding at different location. | |
if ! $( wp config has $key ); then | |
wp config set $key $value --type=constant --anchor="/* That's all, stop editing!" | |
fi | |
if ! $( wp config has $key ); then | |
COLOR_RED="\033[31m" | |
COLOR_NORMAL="\033[39m" | |
echo -e "${COLOR_RED}Error:${COLOR_NORMAL} Unable to add $key to wp-config.php" | |
fi | |
let i=${i}+1 | |
done |
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