mwmuc uses wp-cli to list the number of Wordpress updates (core, plugins, theme and translations) for any Wordpress install it finds in a specific folder and it's subfolders.
It is intended to work with Local using a global install of wp-cli, following this configuration. Also tested with VVV.
Example output :
Site name: TestProject
- Plugin updates: 17
- Wordpress updates: 2
- Theme updates: 1
- Language updates: 1
Site name: AnotherProject
- Plugin updates: 5
- Wordpress updates: 1
- Theme updates: 2
- Language updates: 1
mwmup uses wp-cli and git to update Wordpress plugins, stage the new files, add commits and push to the repo.
Settings are defined in an .env file like so :
user=[USER]
server=[IP]
port=[PORT]
path=[PATH]
mergeinto=[BRANCH]
ignore=[PLUGIN1,PLUGIN2]
Sample output :
On branch « main », do you want to update plugins? (Y/n): Y
Setting « WP_DEBUG » to « false »
Checking for plugin updates...
Found 3 plugin(s) with updates : facetwp mailpoet google-site-kit
Also found 1 plugin(s) to ignore : user-role-editor
Do you want to update 3 plugin(s)? (Y/n): Y
Updating « facetwp »
Update of « facetwp » successful.
Updating « mailpoet »
Update of « mailpoet » successful.
Updating « google-site-kit »
Update of « google-site-kit » successful.
Pushing changes to remote.
mwmdp uses wp-cli and glab to merge and deploy to a server. It uses the same .env file as mwmup.
Sample output :
On branch: « main »
Do you want to deploy? (Y/n):
We are on branch « main », no need to merge.
Testing connection to « ftp.myhost.net » on port « 22 » with user « johndoe » ...
Connecting to « ftp.myhost.net »
Entering path « /path/to/www »
Pulling changes ...
mwmgs is a simple bash script that looks for folders named public_html in the current folder recursively and gathers the number of unstaged git changes in each folder, then displays the results in a table.
Example output :
Project | Unstaged Changes
------- | ----------------
myproject | 0
anotherproject | 3
testproject | 1
mwmpl is a simple bash script that uses wp-cli and WP Migrate to pull the DB from a remote Wordpress site.
Settings are defined in an .env file like so :
wpmdb_key=[WP Migrate site key]
live_url=[Live site URL]
Example output :
Are you sure you want to pull the database from https://mysite.com ? (Y/n):
Verifying connection...
Initiating migration...
Migrating tables 100% [==========================================================================================================] 0:37 / 0:36
Cleaning up...
Flushing caches and rewrite rules...
Success: Migration successful.