jdpace / wp-automator

GUI interface for managing WordPress installs built in Rails

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WP Automator

Automated WordPress installs. Used to install and manage multiple WordPress sites on a single server. So easy a designer can use it.

Overview

  1. User logs in via simple auth
  2. Enters site name and domain
  3. Automator downloads latest version of WordPress
  4. Extracts package to install location
  5. Creates database, user, and adds permissions for user to said database
  6. Creates a wp-config.php file with database info and Secure Random Keys for Session keys
  7. Create a vhost file for apache with the domain info as well as a subdomain for development (ex. myblog.wordpress.example.com)
  8. Restarts Apache to load the new vhost file
  9. POSTs necessary info to the install.php script and prompts the user to login to their newly created WordPress install