WordPress Site Sync Module for Terminal Tools

Command line scripts for syncing WordPress site assets and databases between
local development environments to/from (or between) test/stage/live
environments with Terminal Tools

Requirements

• Terminal Tools && server sync core
• We’re expecting you’re using envWP for managing your
  environments – it might work without it though – let us know 🙂

How to install ttools with sitesync-wordpress

This is an example of how ttools can be used to keep your local repo in sync with a dev server.
Start by setting up the sub modules:

git submodule add git://github.com/titledk/ttools-core.git
git submodule add git://github.com/titledk/ttools-githelpers.git #is not absolutely necessary, but you'll want it for deployment
git submodule add git://github.com/titledk/ttools-sitesync-core.git
git submodule add git://github.com/CPHCloud/ttools-sitesync-wordpress.git

Add something along the following lines to your ttools-config.yml:

Menu:
  Heading1:
    Title: Local
    Item1:
      Title: Overwrite Local Site with Database & Assets from Dev Site
      Command: "ttools-sitesync-wordpress/local/overwrite-current-with-remote.sh"

ServerSync:
  FrameworkModule: 'ttools-sitesync-wordpress'

That’s it. In order for this to work, you’ll need to have a Dev environment set up – see
https://github.com/titledk/ttools-core#configuration-example for info on how to do that.

Bundled software

WP-CLI

See http://wp-cli.org. The entire wp-cli.phar has been added to
the repository to make deployments as little painful as possible.

Updating WP-CLI

cd thirdparty
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wp-cli/builds/gh-pages/phar/wp-cli.phar

Receipes

As WordPress is hard coding lots of stuff, you can also use this module to help you fix stuff manually:

Replace url

ttools/sitesync-wordpress/lib/replace-base-url-on-current-site.sh URL_TO_REPLACE_INCL_HTTP

Debugging

wp-cli goes crazy because of php notices

Check you error reporting settings in php.ini:
php -i | grep "errors|ini"
then uncomment it, or add the following to env-config.php, if you’re using such: error_reporting(0);