New WordPress build script

wordpress.sh

#!/bin/bash
function newsite {

	local email="andrew@electricstudio.co.uk"
	local appdir="/Users/andrew/Sites/$1"
	local httpd_vhosts="/etc/apache2/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf"
	# local input=$1
	# local size=${#input}
	# local max="8"
	local basedir=$PWD

	# # This checks to see if the input is greater than 8 characters, then if so keeps the first 8 characters
	# if [ $size -le $max ]
	# 	then
	# 		$dbprefix=$input

	# 	else
	# 		$dbprefix=${input:0:$max}
	# fi

	mkdir $1 && cd $1
	wp core download
	wp core config --dbname="$1" --dbuser=root --dbhost=localhost
	wp db create
	wp core install --url="http://$1.dev" --title="$1" --admin_user="ElectricStudio" --admin_password="Ketchup123$" --admin_email=$email
	cd wp-content/themes
	git clone git@bitbucket.org:electricstudio/boilerplate.git $1 --depth=1
	cd $1
	# npm install && bower install
	rm -rf .git
	wp theme activate $1
	# wp plugin delete hello
	cd $basedir && cp gravityforms-develop.zip $appdir
	cd $appdir
	wp plugin install gravityforms-develop.zip --activate
	# gulp sass && gulp js && gulp sprites
	# cd .. && rm -rf twenty*

	## Part 2 the virtual Hosts
  	# Add folder and url to httpd-vhosts.conf
	echo '
	<VirtualHost *:80>
		ServerName '$1'.dev
		DocumentRoot "'$appdir'"
	</VirtualHost>' | sudo tee -a $httpd_vhosts > /dev/null

	# /etc/hosts set up
	sudo sed -ie 's/^127.0.0.1 localhost.*$/& '$1'.dev/g' /etc/hosts

	# restart apache so the above changes to httpd-vhosts.conf will take effect
	sudo apachectl restart
	cd $1 && subl .
	open http://$1.dev

}
newsite $1