- Transmit File Transfer
- Google Chrome
- Firefox
- Homebrew and Homebrew Cask
- Vagrant
- VirtualBox
- Homestead for Laravel
- Local by Flywheel (WordPress)
- VVV (WordPress)
- PHPStorm
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#!/usr/bin/env bash | |
# | |
# Notes: | |
# | |
# - Homebrew & Git require Xcode Command Line Tools, OS X should prompt you on first install. | |
# | |
echo "Starting Mac OS X Dev Setup..." | |
# Check for Homebrew, install if we don't have it |
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# wordpress-seo provides ability to edit meta information and provides sitemap. | |
# w3-total-cache provides advanced caching no matter the server technology available. | |
# better-wp-security provides brute force protection and a number of WordPress enhancements. | |
# google-analytics-for-wordpress provides robust Google Analytics integration through the Google API. | |
# redirection detects 404s and 301s and allows admins to set up redirects in the WP admin. | |
# ewww-image-optimizer provides automatic optimization of uploaded images with local libraries instead of cloud-based services. | |
# backupwordpress simple backup solution that can store backups above web root. | |
# relevanssi provides better site search using a local index. | |
# cloudflare is the best. Free automatic CDN and security solution. | |
# jarvis is a quick search for the WordPress admin. Indespensible. |
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#/bin/bash | |
cd _seed | |
FILENAME=$(find . -maxdepth 1 -name [a-zA-Z0-9]*-migrate-[0-9]*.sql.gz) | |
gunzip ${FILENAME} -c > temp.sql | |
read -p "New Domain Name e.g. http://example.com: " replacement | |
cat temp.sql | sed -e "s@##DEV_URL##@${replacement}@g" > temp2.sql | |
cat temp2.sql | sed -e "s@##DEV_PATH##@${replacement}@g" > new_db.sql |
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# ignore everything in the root except the "wp-content" directory. | |
/* | |
!wp-content/ | |
# ignore all files starting with . | |
.* | |
# track this file .gitignore (i.e. do NOT ignore it) | |
!.gitignore |
Related tutorial: https://code64.de/visionerdy/wordpress-backups/
Note that you will not see the encoded email address in the inspector but it will display as encoded in the source code, view source will display it appropriately.