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Simplistic Magento 2 Installer Bash Script
https://github.com/magepsycho/magento2-installer-bash-script

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# Simplistic Magento 2 Installer



This bash script helps you to quickly install Magento2 from different sources (`tar`, `composer` etc.) with sample data for development purpose.



## INSTALL

You can simply download the script file and give the executable permission.

```

curl -0 https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MagePsycho/magento2-installer-bash-script/master/src/m2-installer.sh -o m2-installer.sh

chmod +x m2-installer.sh

```



To make it a system-wide command (preferred)

```

sudo mv m2-installer.sh /usr/local/bin/m2-installer

```

OR

```

mv m2-installer.sh ~/bin/m2-installer

```

*Make sure your `$HOME/bin` folder is in executable path*



## USAGE

### To display help

```

m2-installer --help

```



![Magento 2 Installer Help](https://github.com/MagePsycho/magento2-installer-bash-script/raw/master/docs/magento2-installer-bash-script-help-v0.1.3.png "Magento2 Installer Help")



### To install Magento CE v2.4.6 (with sample data)

```

m2-installer --version=2.4.6 --base-url=magento246.test --install-sample-data --db-user=root --db-pass=pass --db-name=magento246

```

- `--install-sample-data` option is required to install the sample data.



If you want to install via `composer`, you can simply use `--source=composer` option:

```

m2-installer --source=composer --version=2.4.6 --base-url=magento246.test --install-sample-data --db-user=root --db-pass=pass --db-name=magento246

```

*If `--source` option is not passed, default `tar` source is used for downloading.*



**Notes**  

*Since `elasticsearch` is the default search engine since `v2.4.0` onwards. Make sure to install it prior to M2 installation*  



You can explicitly pass `elasticsearch` params as

- `--search-engine` (default: `elasticsearch7`)

- `--elasticsearch-host` (default: `127.0.0.1`)

- `--elasticsearch-port` (default: `9200`)

- `--elasticsearch-index` (default: `magento2`)



Usage example:

```

m2-installer --version=2.4.6 --base-url=magento246.test --db-user=root --db-pass=pass --db-name=magento246 --search-engine=elasticsearch7 --elasticsearch-host=127.0.0.1

```



### To install Magento CE 2.4.6 (without sample data)

```

m2-installer --version=2.4.6 --base-url=magento246.test --db-user=root --db-pass=pass --db-name=magento246

```



### To install Magento with Redis Caching

If you want to use `redis` as session storage, frontend and full-page caching, you have to use the following params:

- `--use-redis-cache` (required)

- `--redis-host` (optional, default: `127.0.0.1`)

- `--redis-port` (optional, default: `6379`)



Usage example:

```

m2-installer --version=2.4.6 --base-url=magento246.test --db-user=root --db-pass=pass --db-name=magento246 --use-redis-cache

m2-installer --version=2.4.6 --base-url=magento246.test --db-user=root --db-pass=pass --db-name=magento246 --use-redis-cache --redis-host=127.0.0.1 --redis-port=6379

# using different hosts for session/full page caching

m2-installer --version=2.4.6 --base-url=magento246.test --db-user=root --db-pass=pass --db-name=magento246 --use-redis-cache --redis-session-host=127.0.0.1 --redis-default-host=127.0.0.1 --redis-fullpage-host=127.0.0.1

```



### Use of `--force` option

Use `--force` option, if you want to

- Skip the installation wizard/confirmation

- Clean up the directory prior installation



Usage example:

```

m2-installer --version=2.4.6 --base-url=magento246.test --db-user=root --db-pass=pass --db-name=magento246 --force

```



### Use of config files 

If you repeatedly install Magento on your development machine, it is recommended to use the config file in one of the following locations:

1. `~/.m2-installer.conf` - `$HOME` directory (*global scope*)

1. `./.m2-installer.conf` - project directory (*local/project scope*)



*You can copy the sample config provided in the repo `.m2-installer.conf.dist` to the desired location*

```

curl -0 https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MagePsycho/magento2-installer-bash-script/master/.m2-installer.conf.dist -o .m2-installer.conf



# cp .m2-installer.conf.dist ~/.m2-installer.conf

# OR

# cp .m2-installer.conf.dist ./.m2-installer.conf

```



And edit `.m2-installer.conf` config file as

```

# Binary Settings

BIN_COMPOSER="composer"

BIN_PHP="php"



# Web Settings

#PROJECT_NAME=

USE_SECURE=1

LANGUAGE='en_US'

CURRENCY='USD'

TIMEZONE='America/Chicago'



# Storage Settings

# files|redis

SESSION_SAVE='redis'

CACHING_TYPE=redis



# Admin Settings

BACKEND_FRONTNAME="backend"

ADMIN_FIRSTNAME='John'

ADMIN_LASTNAME='Doe'

ADMIN_EMAIL='[email protected]'

ADMIN_USER='admin'

ADMIN_PASSWORD=$(genRandomPassword)



# DB Settings

DB_HOST=localhost

DB_NAME="${PROJECT_NAME}"

DB_USER=root

DB_PASS=root



# Elasticsearch

SEARCH_ENGINE='elasticsearch7'

ELASTICSEARCH_HOST='127.0.0.1'

ELASTICSEARCH_PORT=9200

ELASTICSEARCH_INDEX_PREFIX="${PROJECT_NAME}_"



# Redis

REDIS_HOST='127.0.0.1'

REDIS_PORT=6379

#REDIS_PREFIX="${PROJECT_NAME}_"

REDIS_SESSION_HOST="$REDIS_HOST"

REDIS_SESSION_PORT="$REDIS_PORT"

REDIS_DEFAULT_HOST="$REDIS_HOST"

REDIS_DEFAULT_PORT="$REDIS_PORT"

REDIS_FULLPAGE_HOST="$REDIS_HOST"

REDIS_FULLPAGE_PORT="$REDIS_PORT"

```



Now you can install Magento 2 simply as:

```

./m2-installer.sh --version=2.4.6 --base-url=magento246.test --use-secure --force

```



### To update the script

```

m2-installer --self-update

```

*Note: This option will only work for version > 0.1.2*



### BONUS 1

You can use this script to quickly install the Magento in your beloved [warden](https://github.com/davidalger/warden) environment

```

cd /path/to/warden/m2/project

warden shell

```

After login to the container, you can download the script (as mentioned above) and install Magento as

```

# With sample data

m2-installer --version=2.4.6 --install-sample-data --use-secure --base-url=app..test --db-host=_db_1 --db-user=magento --db-pass=magento --db-name=magento --elasticsearch-host=_elasticsearch_1 --use-redis-cache --redis-host=_redis_1 --force



# Without sample data

m2-installer --version=2.4.6 --use-secure --base-url=app..test --db-host=_db_1 --db-user=magento --db-pass=magento --db-name=magento --elasticsearch-host=_elasticsearch_1 --use-redis-cache --redis-host=_redis_1 --force

```



## BONUS 2

After installation, you can create virtual host with this FREE bash script - 

https://github.com/MagePsycho/nginx-virtual-host-bash-script

```

sudo vhost-nginx --domain=magento246.test --app=magento2

```



## RoadMap

 - [X] Support of installation parameters via config files (`~/.m2-installer.conf` or `./.m2-installer.conf`)

 - [ ] Support multiple compression types (`.gz`, `.zip`, `.tar.bz2`)

 - [ ] Option to install Magento 2 Enterprise Edition

 - [X] Option to install via composer

 - [ ] Option to install via git clone

 - [ ] Option to check system readiness (PHP & it's extensions, MySQL, Nginx/Apache)

 - [X] Option to create virtual host (nginx)

 - [ ] Option to create crontab settings

 - [ ] Option to migrate with local codebase + database