d8aroo

d8aroo.bash

# Remove existing database
    drush6 sql-drop -y;
    # Remove existing install
    sudo rm -rf sites/default;
    # Restore the sites/default/default.settings.php file
    sudo git checkout -- sites/default;
    # Temporarily make the sites/default writable by anyone
    sudo chmod -R 777 sites/default;
    # Ensure the owner is the current user, not root user
    sudo chown -R `whoami` sites/default;
    # Now that we own it and can write, change the permissions back to how drupal expects them
    sudo git checkout -- sites/default;
    # But still ensure that we own the folder
    sudo chown -R `whoami` sites/default;

    # Uncomment this to stop here so you can install the UI
    #exit;

    # If you run this command with an argument, it will be the name of the DB
    if [ $1 ] ; then
        echo 'did not install'
    else
        drush6 si --db-url=mysql://d8:d8@d8.dev/d8 -y --account-pass=power
        drush6 en simpletest -y
    fi