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# vscode-devcontainer-wordpress

This contains the configuration necessary for setting up WordPress development using VSCode Dev Containers.
A MariaDB and WordPress devlopment container are started, and Wordpress is automatically installed and available at http://localhost:8080.

## Configuration

By default the container is configured for plugin development, but you can switch to theme development by changing the volume for the WordPress service in `docker-compose.yml`

WordPress settings can be configured in `.devcontainer/wp-setup.sh`, i.e. the site name, and admin user account details. You can also specify a space-separated list of WordPress plugins to automatically install as well. By setting `WP_RESET` to `true`, the container will rebuild the WordPress instalation from scratch every time it is loaded.

## Data folder

Any `.sql` files placed `.devcontainer/data` will be automatically imported when your site is built (using `wp db import`). It is up to you to ensure table name prefixes will match (defualt is wp_).

Anything placed in the `plugins` folder (single files or folders) will be copied into the WordPress plugins folder and activated as a plugin. This enables things like defining custom post types relevant to your imported data set, but not part of the development process.

## Included Tools

- XDebug, configured
- WP-CLI
- Composer
- NodeJS
- PHP/WordPress extensions for VSCode (see `devconatainer.json`)

## TODO

- provide a preconfigured launch.json for PHP debugging
- theme auto-install