New Local Site Automation

How to use:

1. npm install this package.
2. Edit config.json to match desired parameters.
   • themeName is the name of your theme. Don't use spaces - use interrogate2016 instead of Interrogate 2016, for example.
   • localRoot is your local MAMP site directory. See MAMP > Web Server > Document Root.
   • localhost is the name of your machine's localhost, along with the port number: localhost:81 or localhost:8888, for example. See MAMP > Ports > Apache Port.
   • themeTemplateUrl is the location of a .zip file containing the WP theme template to use.
   • dbUser is the MySQL username of an account with read/write access to your local databases.
   • dbPassword is the password for the above account.
   • dbName is the name of the database you'll be creating for the new Wordpress install.
   • dbPort is the port number of the local MySQL server. See MAMP > Ports > MySQL Port.
   • debugMode is a boolean indicating whether or not your WP installation will start in WP_DEBUG mode.
   • gitInit is a boolean indicating whether or not the script will automatically run git init at the new theme's location.
   • openInSourcetree is a boolean indicating whether or not the script will automatically open the new repo in SourceTree (bypassed if gitInit == false).
3. Navigate to the containing directory in Terminal, then use node app to download, parse, generate, etc. all files in the target location.
4. You'll be directed to the appropriate wp-config page when the downloads and setup complete. Enter the given information there to finish the WP install.
5. Finish the WP install like normal and that's it! You've got a functioning local WP installation at localhost:[port]/[themeName], including the new database and wp-content/themes/[themeName] theme downloaded from the Funkhaus style guide.

Wishlist

1. Set up DeployHQ automatically
2. Create copy of existing site (pull theme from live site, export existing database, etc.)