Spin a MariaDB docker container, populate it with a WordPress database dump .sql file.
Then massage database contents for local development (e.g. changing guids, siteurl, adding a known user)
Additionally, start a WP container that uses that db
Setup/Usage
virtualenv --python=python3 env
env/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt
env/bin/python main.py --help
env/bin/python main.py example_wp_instance <some mysqldump>.sql --plugin-repo <repo>
Another example, demonstrating usage of various switches
env/bin/python main.py sensei_wp_instance \
/tmp/example.com.staging.sql \
--plugin-repo /var/www/example.com/content \
--wp-active-plugins='sensei-content-drip/sensei-content-drip.php,woothemes-sensei/woothemes-sensei.php,woocommerce/woocommerce.php' \
--wp-known-user-email='[email protected]' \
--wp-known-user-password='1223fh;ha' \
--wp-known-user-name='foo'
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