This document discusses WP-CLI, a command line interface for WordPress. It provides commands for common WordPress tasks like installing WordPress, creating configuration files, managing posts and users. Using WP-CLI allows automating repetitive WordPress tasks and managing WordPress sites from the command line. The presenter provides an example of using WP-CLI commands in a script and encourages the audience to try it out themselves.
2. Agency and Community Success
Manager At Pantheon Since 2014
Some things I enjoy, aside from
tech and improv:
● Comic books and webcomics
● Improv
● Karaoke!!!
Hi, I’m Dwayne
dwayne@pantheon.io
@mcdwayne on Twitter
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7. ● Do you find yourself doing
the same tasks over and
over in your WordPress
projects?
● Is there a particular way you
set up WordPress for each
new project?
● Is there a common problem
you find yourself fixing for
clients over and over?
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21. Things you will need:
Bash
UNIX-like environment (OS X, Linux, FreeBSD or
‘Bash on Ubuntu on Windows’)
SSH Access
PHP 5.3.29 or later
22. How you install it from the command line:
Download it:
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wp-cli/builds/gh-
pages/phar/wp-cli.phar
Set permissions:
chmod +x wp-cli.phar
Move it somewhere useful:
sudo mv wp-cli.phar /usr/local/bin/wp
33. Agency and Community Success
Manager At Pantheon Since 2014
Some things I enjoy, aside from
tech and improv:
● Comic books and webcomics
● Improv
● Karaoke!!!
Hi, I’m Dwayne
dwayne@pantheon.io
@mcdwayne on Twitter
Slides at: mcdwayne.com