Reputation: 5122
I would like to set an image for wordpress local environment. We have developers that are working with Mac, Windows and Linux and I wish that it will be easy to set a working environment.
It is important that they can use an IDE outside the VM for development, and GIT.
What is the best way to achive that? Docker or Vagrant?
I tried doing so according to this tutorial but there are some stuff wrong with it and it does not working. https://resources.distilnetworks.com/all-blog-posts/wordpress-development-with-vagrant
Upvotes: 1
Views: 110
Reputation: 1035
You can use WPTunnel for this purpose.
It creates local WordPress installations inside Docker containers. The source files are mounted from a local directory, so any IDE and Git can access it:
https://github.com/dsdenes/wptunnel
E.g. if you create a local installation with:
$ wptunnel create mysite
then you can access the source files at ~/wptunnel/projects/mysite
So if you want to use a version control tool like Git, then you can do:
$ git init ~/wptunnel/projects/mysite
and edit the files with your favorite IDE:
$ code ~/wptunnel/projects/mysite
disclamier: I'm the author of the library
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1797
I've used Varying Vagrant Vagrants, which is great for WordPress development for a pretty long time, recently I've switched to Laravel's Homestead, which is also great and works fine with WordPress too.
Both are pre-made environments that are easy to install, pre-configured and ready to use. Never had any issues with them.
Upvotes: 1