@hankchizljaw @meredevelopment is it easy to get wp running now locally? Like npm install wordpress easy?
@meredevelopment @ben WP-CLI is blooming fantastic, I must say.
@ben @hankchizljaw @meredevelopment is there not a docker-compose approach to this ?
@gilles @hankchizljaw @meredevelopment that would be handy for the db aspect for lil' ol me. I've not actually tried any methods yet but probably will do later…
@ben You can easily find a few references, including on docker.
I just tried the docker-compose.yml from https://www.sitepoint.com/how-to-use-the-official-docker-wordpress-image/. It worked like a charm in about 5 min (just remove 127.0.0.3:, where you see it). @hankchizljaw @meredevelopment
PS: their new editor, Gutenberg, is amazing. I took the next 15 minutes giving it a spin.
@gilles @hankchizljaw @meredevelopment thanks for all this folks. Ironically I only need to commit about 3 lines of code but obviously need to run the build 😂
@ben @gilles @meredevelopment _just_ push it to production and test it live
@hankchizljaw @gilles @meredevelopment that is exactly why I need to do it the right way this time :D
@ben @hankchizljaw yes, kind of, with WP-CLI. Once that’s installed, it can be a few keystrokes kind of thing. Hardest part is still serving it and creating the DB. So... not `npm install wordpress` but close. Or there’s the Composer approach https://composer.rarst.net