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A command-line tool for deploying WordPress plugins and themes to WP Engine
Install with npm:
$ npm install -g wpe-deploy
Note: You need to have your SSH key added to WP Engine to be able to deploy using wpedeploy.
First generate a config file wpedeploy.json
at the root of the theme or plugin:
$ wpedeploy init
Then deploy the theme or plugin in the current directory to WP Engine:
$ wpedeploy
To see all available options:
$ wpedeploy -h
Usage: wpedeploy [command] [options]
deploy a WordPress plugin or theme to WP Engine
Options:
-v, --version output the version number
-e, --env <env> environment to deploy to, staging or production
-s, --skip-confirm push changes to WP Engine repo without asking for confirmation
-f, --force force push your changes to WP Engine repo
-h, --help output usage information
Commands:
init|i interactively create a wpedeploy.json file
-e, --env <env>
By default your theme/plugin is deployed to production
env if you are on master branch of your theme/plugin or staging
otherwise. You can manually set the WP Engine environment you want to push your theme/plugin to using this option. Supported values are staging
and production
.
To deploy theme/plugin to staging:
$ wpedeploy -e staging
-s, --skip-confirm
wpedeploy confirms before your theme or plugin is pushed to WP Engine so that you can review the changes. You can skip this confirmation using this option:
$ wpedeploy -s
-f, --force
This option will force push your changes to WP Engine repo:
$ wpedeploy -f
FAQs
A command-line tool for deploying WordPress plugins and themes to WP Engine
We found that wpe-deploy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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