wordpress-standalone
Example:
# Install Wordpress with Nginx webserver and https configured. - wordpress-standalone: wp_title: My beautiful wordpress site webserver: nginx hostname: dev.frkl.io use_https: true wp_admin_name: admin wp_admin_email: [email protected] wp_admin_password: password123 wp_db_password: db_password_123
Description
Sets up Wordpress on a machine, including dependencies (MariaDB, Apache/Nginx, LetsEncrypt).
Optionally this frecklet can also checkout a folder with theme/plugin sources and intermingle it with the wordpress project folder, to support good version control and configuration management practices.
If no 'wp_db_password' is specified, freckles will generate a random one. That doesn't really matter (and is arguably more secure), since we don't need to know it in most cases. If we need to find it, we can check the Wordpress config file for it.
Variables
Name | Type | Default | Description |
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string | -- | The hostname of the server. Required |
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n/a | -- | The email of the wordpress admin user. Required |
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string | -- | The password of the wordpress admin user. Required |
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string | -- | The password for the database. Required |
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string | -- | The name of the wordpress instance. Required |
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string | /var/www | The wordpress project folders parent directory. |
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boolean | False | Whether to disable ipv6 for this server block (only nginx supported for now). |
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boolean | False | Whether to use the letsencrypt staging server. This is useful for developing -- the letsencrypt production server only allows a few requests per day. This option is disabled in the cli, as it is not used very often. Just use an overlay dict to enable this. |
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string | _default_ | The address to listen to, can be any of the following, optionally followed by a colon and a port number (or *): - The IP address of the virtual host; - A fully qualified domain name for the IP address of the virtual host (not recommended); - The character *, which acts as a wildcard and matches any IP address. - The string default, which is an alias for * |
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string | -- | If specified, this location will be checked out into the target host, and 'intermingled' with the wordpress project folder. |
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string | -- | The email address to use in the vhost file and with letsencrypt, falls back to 'wp_admin_email. |
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boolean | -- | Request a lets-encrypt certificate and serve devpi via https (needs 'server_admin' or 'wp_admin_email' set). |
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string | -- | The name of the vhost file. |
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string | nginx | The webserver to use, currently supported: 'apache', nginx'. |
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string | www-data | The group to run the webserver as (if applicable). |
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boolean | False | Whether to install and use the pagespeed module. Only Nginx currently supported, when using this with Apache it will be ignored. Nginx will be built from source if set to true. |
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string | www-data | The user to run the webserver as. |
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string | admin | The name of the wordpress admin user. |
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string | The path relative to 'wp_project_path' that contains the 'wp-content' folder. |
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string | -- | An (optional) database dump file. |
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string | localhost | The db host. |
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boolean | False | Whether to import a sql dump. |
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string | wp_database | The name of the database to use. |
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string | wp_ | The wordpress db table prefix. |
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string | wordpress | The db user. |
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string | www-data | The group who owns the project files. |
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list | [] | A list of plugins to install. |
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string | -- | The path to the wordpress project folder. Contain the config file ('wp-config.php'), and the content folder ('wp-content'). This is optional, if specified, this will be symbolically linked to the wordpress folder. Handy for managing wp-content with git. |
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list | [] | A list of themes to install. |
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string | www-data | The user who owns the project files. |
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string | -- | The version of Wordpress. |
Examples
Example 1
Install Wordpress with Nginx webserver and https configured.
Code
- wordpress-standalone: wp_title: My beautiful wordpress site webserver: nginx hostname: dev.frkl.io use_https: true wp_admin_name: admin wp_admin_email: [email protected] wp_admin_password: password123 wp_db_password: db_password_123
Description
Check the freckles security documentation if you are concerned about plain text passwords in files like this.
Example 2
Minimal Wordpress install.
Code
- wordpress-standalone: wp_title: My first Wordpress site wp_admin_email: [email protected] wp_admin_password: secret_login_password
Description
In this example we use the install Wordpress with the minimum amount of customization.
We don't specify a database password, so freckles will generate a random one.
Example 3
Install a new instance without any plugins, themes, or custom code, using an external IP address.
Code
- wordpress-standalone: webserver_user: www-data webserver_group: www-data wp_admin_password: secret_login_password wp_db_password: secret_password_for_wp_database wp_admin_email: [email protected] wp_title: Freckles example setup hostname: 10.0.0.22
Description
Installs a (vanilla) new wordpress instance on the local network, but accessible from outside localhost, without any costumizations.
Code
doc: short_help: Sets up a single-site wordpress instance. help: | Sets up [Wordpress](https://wordpress.com) on a machine, including dependencies (MariaDB, Apache/Nginx, LetsEncrypt). Optionally this frecklet can also checkout a folder with theme/plugin sources and [intermingle](https://TODO) it with the wordpress project folder, to support good version control and configuration management practices. If no 'wp_db_password' is specified, freckles will generate a random one. That doesn't really matter (and is arguably more secure), since we don't need to know it in most cases. If we need to find it, we can check the Wordpress config file for it. examples: - title: Install Wordpress with Nginx webserver and https configured. desc: | Check the [freckles security documentation](https://freckles.io/doc/security) if you are concerned about plain text passwords in files like this. vars: wp_title: My beautiful wordpress site webserver: nginx hostname: dev.frkl.io use_https: true wp_admin_name: admin wp_admin_email: [email protected] wp_admin_password: password123 wp_db_password: db_password_123 - title: Minimal Wordpress install. desc: | In this example we use the install Wordpress with the minimum amount of customization. We don't specify a database password, so freckles will generate a random one. vars: wp_title: My first Wordpress site wp_admin_email: [email protected] wp_admin_password: secret_login_password - title: Install a new instance without any plugins, themes, or custom code, using an external IP address. vars: webserver_user: www-data webserver_group: www-data wp_admin_password: secret_login_password wp_db_password: secret_password_for_wp_database wp_admin_email: [email protected] wp_title: Freckles example setup hostname: 10.0.0.22 desc: | Installs a (vanilla) new wordpress instance on the local network, but accessible from outside localhost, without any costumizations. args: project_source: doc: short_help: The (optional) custom source code for this wordpress site. help: | If specified, this location will be checked out into the target host, and '[intermingled](https://TODO)' with the wordpress project folder. type: string required: false cli: metavar: PATH_OR_URL vhost_name: doc: short_help: The name of the vhost file. required: false type: string base_path: doc: short_help: The wordpress project folders parent directory. type: string required: false default: /var/www cli: show_default: true hostname: type: string required: true doc: short_help: The hostname of the server. letsencrypt_staging: doc: short_help: Whether to use the letsencrypt staging server. help: | Whether to use the letsencrypt staging server. This is useful for developing -- the letsencrypt production server only allows a few requests per day. This option is disabled in the cli, as it is not used very often. Just use an overlay dict to enable this. type: boolean required: false default: false server_admin: type: string doc: short_help: The email address to use in the vhost file and with letsencrypt, falls back to 'wp_admin_email. required: false use_https: type: boolean required: false doc: short_help: Request a lets-encrypt certificate and serve devpi via https (needs 'server_admin' or 'wp_admin_email' set). cli: is_flag: true webserver_user: doc: short_help: The user to run the webserver as. type: string required: false default: www-data cli: metavar: USERNAME webserver_group: doc: short_help: The group to run the webserver as (if applicable). type: string required: false default: www-data cli: metavar: GROUP webserver: doc: short_help: "The webserver to use, currently supported: 'apache', nginx'." references: - '[nginx wordpress vhost setup](https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/start/topics/recipes/wordpress/)' type: string allowed: - apache - nginx default: nginx required: false webserver_use_pagespeed: doc: short_help: Whether to install and use the pagespeed module. help: | Whether to install and use the pagespeed module. Only Nginx currently supported, when using this with Apache it will be ignored. Nginx will be built from source if set to true. type: boolean default: false cli: param_decls: - --use-pagespeed/--no-use-pagespeed wp_title: doc: short_help: The name of the wordpress instance. type: string required: true cli: metavar: TITLE wp_admin_name: doc: short_help: The name of the wordpress admin user. type: string required: false default: admin cli: metavar: USERNAME wp_admin_email: doc: short_help: The email of the wordpress admin user. required: true cli: metavar: EMAIL wp_admin_password: doc: short_help: The password of the wordpress admin user. required: true type: string secret: true wp_db_user: doc: short_help: The db user. type: string required: false default: wordpress cli: show_default: true metavar: DB_USER wp_db_host: doc: short_help: The db host. type: string required: false default: localhost cli: show_default: true metavar: HOST wp_db_password: doc: short_help: The password for the database. type: string required: true secret: true wp_db_import: doc: short_help: Whether to import a sql dump. type: boolean default: false required: false cli: is_flag: true wp_db_dump_file: doc: short_help: An (optional) database dump file. type: string required: false cli: metavar: PATH wp_db_name: doc: short_help: The name of the database to use. type: string required: false default: wp_database cli: show_default: true metavar: DB_NAME wp_db_table_prefix: doc: short_help: The wordpress db table prefix. type: string default: wp_ required: false cli: show_default: true metavar: DB_PREFIX wp_plugins: doc: short_help: A list of plugins to install. type: list schema: type: dict schema: name: type: string required: true zip: type: string required: false url: type: string required: false activate: type: boolean default: true required: false force: type: boolean default: false required: false required: false default: [] empty: true cli: metavar: PLUGIN wp_themes: doc: short_help: A list of themes to install. type: list schema: type: dict schema: name: type: string required: true activate: type: boolean required: false default: [] empty: true cli: metavar: THEME wp_group: doc: short_help: The group who owns the project files. type: string required: false default: www-data cli: metavar: GROUP wp_user: doc: short_help: The user who owns the project files. type: string required: false default: www-data cli: metavar: USER wp_version: doc: short_help: The version of Wordpress. type: string required: false empty: false wp_project_path: doc: short_help: The path to the wordpress project folder, needs to contain the folder 'wp-content'. help: | The path to the wordpress project folder. Contain the config file ('wp-config.php'), and the content folder ('wp-content'). This is optional, if specified, this will be symbolically linked to the wordpress folder. Handy for managing wp-content with git. type: string required: false empty: false cli: metavar: PATH wp_content_parent: doc: short_help: The path relative to 'wp_project_path' that contains the 'wp-content' folder. type: string required: false default: '' cli: metavar: REL_PATH listen_ip: doc: short_help: The ip to listen to (necessary if using the Apache webserver). help: | The address to listen to, can be any of the following, optionally followed by a colon and a port number (or *): - The IP address of the virtual host; - A fully qualified domain name for the IP address of the virtual host (not recommended); - The character *, which acts as a wildcard and matches any IP address. - The string _default_, which is an alias for * references: - '[Apache VirtualHost documentation](https://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/core.html#virtualhost)' type: string required: false default: _default_ disable_ipv6: doc: short_help: Whether to disable ipv6 for this server block (only nginx supported for now). type: boolean required: false default: false cli: is_flag: true param_decls: - --disable-ipv6 meta: idempotent: false tags: - featured-frecklecutable - wordpress - standalone platforms: debian: debian: - stretch not_working: debian: ubuntu: 18.04.1 frecklets: # creating database & installing server if necessary - mariadb-database-exists: db_import: '{{:: wp_db_import ::}}' db_dump_file: '{{:: wp_db_dump_file ::}}' db_name: '{{:: wp_db_name ::}}' db_user: '{{:: wp_db_user ::}}' db_user_password: '{{:: wp_db_password ::}}' # db_user_password: "{{:: db_pass ::}}" # # creating wordpress apache vhost - wordpress-vhost-nginx: frecklet::skip: "{{:: webserver | false_if_equal('nginx') ::}}" webserver: '{{:: webserver ::}}' vhost_name: '{{:: vhost_name ::}}' wp_title: '{{:: wp_title ::}}' use_https: '{{:: use_https ::}}' host: '{{:: hostname ::}}' base_path: '{{:: base_path ::}}' server_admin: '{{:: server_admin ::}}' listen_ip: '{{:: listen_ip ::}}' disable_ipv6: '{{:: disable_ipv6 ::}}' - wordpress-vhost-apache: frecklet::skip: "{{:: webserver | false_if_equal('apache') ::}}" webserver: '{{:: webserver ::}}' vhost_name: '{{:: vhost_name ::}}' wp_title: '{{:: wp_title ::}}' use_https: '{{:: use_https ::}}' host: '{{:: hostname ::}}' base_path: '{{:: base_path ::}}' server_admin: '{{:: server_admin ::}}' listen_ip: '{{:: listen_ip ::}}' # installing webserver and dependencies (php, https-cert...) - webserver-service: webserver: '{{:: webserver ::}}' letsencrypt_webroot: '{{:: base_path ::}}/{{:: wp_title | clean_string | lower ::}}' use_https: '{{:: use_https | default(false) ::}}' letsencrypt_email: '{{:: server_admin | default(wp_admin_email, true) ::}}' letsencrypt_staging: '{{:: letsencrypt_staging ::}}' letsencrypt_domains: - '{{:: hostname ::}}' webserver_user: '{{:: webserver_user ::}}' webserver_group: '{{:: webserver_group ::}}' webserver_use_pagespeed: '{{:: webserver_use_pagespeed ::}}' webserver_nginx_config: nginx_client_max_body_size: 64m use_php: true php_packages: debian: - php-zip - php-curl - php-gd - php-mbstring - php-mcrypt - php-xml - php-xmlrpc - php-mysql # - libapache2-mod-php # making sure wordpress project document_root exists - folder-exists: path: '{{:: base_path ::}}/{{:: wp_title | clean_string | lower ::}}' owner: '{{:: webserver_user ::}}' group: '{{:: webserver_group ::}}' mode: '0775' become: true # integrating our project source - folders-intermingled: frecklet::skip: '{{:: wp_project_path | true_if_empty ::}}' become: true checkout_stage: '{{:: project_source | false_if_empty ::}}' checkout_src: '{{:: project_source ::}}' checkout_dest: '{{:: wp_project_path ::}}' checkout_force: true checkout_type: rsync checkout_folder_owner: '{{:: webserver_user ::}}' checkout_folder_group: '{{:: webserver_group ::}}' intermingle_stage: '{{:: wp_project_path | false_if_empty ::}}' intermingle_src: '{{:: wp_project_path ::}}/{{:: wp_content_parent ::}}' intermingle_target: '{{:: base_path ::}}/{{:: wp_title | clean_string | lower ::}}' intermingle_type: symlink intermingle_folder_owner: '{{:: webserver_user ::}}' intermingle_folder_group: '{{:: webserver_group ::}}' intermingle_config: interminglings: wp-content/themes/*: wp-content/themes wp-content/plugins/*: wp-content/plugins # installing Wordpress folders, setting up db tables and wp-config.php and such - wordpress-folder-prepared: wordpress_installs: - name: '{{:: wp_title | clean_string | lower ::}}' dbname: '{{:: wp_db_name ::}}' dbuser: '{{:: wp_db_user ::}}' dbpass: '{{:: wp_db_password ::}}' # dbpass: "{{:: db_pass ::}}" dbhost: '{{:: wp_db_host ::}}' dbprefix: '{{:: wp_db_table_prefix ::}}' version: '{{:: wp_version ::}}' path: '{{:: base_path ::}}/{{:: wp_title | clean_string | lower ::}}' owner: '{{:: wp_user ::}}' group: '{{:: wp_group ::}}' url: "{{:: use_https | string_for_boolean('https', 'http') ::}}://{{:: hostname\ \ ::}}" title: '{{:: wp_title ::}}' admin_name: '{{:: wp_admin_name ::}}' admin_email: '{{:: wp_admin_email ::}}' admin_password: '{{:: wp_admin_password ::}}' plugins: '{{:: wp_plugins | default([]) ::}}' themes: '{{:: wp_themes | default([]) ::}}' users: {} options: []
frecklecute wordpress-standalone --help Usage: frecklecute wordpress-standalone [OPTIONS] Sets up [Wordpress](https://wordpress.com) on a machine, including dependencies (MariaDB, Apache/Nginx, LetsEncrypt). Optionally this frecklet can also checkout a folder with theme/plugin sources and [intermingle](https://TODO) it with the wordpress project folder, to support good version control and configuration management practices. If no 'wp_db_password' is specified, freckles will generate a random one. That doesn't really matter (and is arguably more secure), since we don't need to know it in most cases. If we need to find it, we can check the Wordpress config file for it. Options: --hostname HOSTNAME The hostname of the server. [required] --wp-admin-email EMAIL The email of the wordpress admin user. [required] --wp-admin-password WP_ADMIN_PASSWORD The password of the wordpress admin user. [required] --wp-db-password WP_DB_PASSWORD The password for the database. [required] --wp-title TITLE The name of the wordpress instance. [required] --base-path BASE_PATH The wordpress project folders parent directory. --disable-ipv6 Whether to disable ipv6 for this server block (only nginx supported for now). --letsencrypt-staging / --no-letsencrypt-staging Whether to use the letsencrypt staging server. --listen-ip LISTEN_IP The ip to listen to (necessary if using the Apache webserver). --project-source PATH_OR_URL The (optional) custom source code for this wordpress site. --server-admin SERVER_ADMIN The email address to use in the vhost file and with letsencrypt, falls back to 'wp_admin_email. --use-https / --no-use-https Request a lets-encrypt certificate and serve devpi via https (needs 'server_admin' or 'wp_admin_email' set). --vhost-name VHOST_NAME The name of the vhost file. --webserver WEBSERVER The webserver to use, currently supported: 'apache', nginx'. --webserver-group GROUP The group to run the webserver as (if applicable). --use-pagespeed / --no-use-pagespeed Whether to install and use the pagespeed module. --webserver-user USERNAME The user to run the webserver as. --wp-admin-name USERNAME The name of the wordpress admin user. --wp-content-parent REL_PATH The path relative to 'wp_project_path' that contains the 'wp-content' folder. --wp-db-dump-file PATH An (optional) database dump file. --wp-db-host HOST The db host. --wp-db-import / --no-wp-db-import Whether to import a sql dump. --wp-db-name DB_NAME The name of the database to use. --wp-db-table-prefix DB_PREFIX The wordpress db table prefix. --wp-db-user DB_USER The db user. --wp-group GROUP The group who owns the project files. --wp-plugins PLUGIN A list of plugins to install. --wp-project-path PATH The path to the wordpress project folder, needs to contain the folder 'wp-content'. --wp-themes THEME A list of themes to install. --wp-user USER The user who owns the project files. --wp-version WP_VERSION The version of Wordpress. --help Show this message and exit.
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # # module path: pycklets.wordpress_standalone.WordpressStandalone # from dataclasses import dataclass from pyckles import AutoPycklet from typing import * # noqa @dataclass class WordpressStandalone(AutoPycklet): """Sets up [Wordpress](https://wordpress.com) on a machine, including dependencies (MariaDB, Apache/Nginx, LetsEncrypt). Optionally this frecklet can also checkout a folder with theme/plugin sources and [intermingle](https://TODO) it with the wordpress project folder, to support good version control and configuration management practices. If no 'wp_db_password' is specified, freckles will generate a random one. That doesn't really matter (and is arguably more secure), since we don't need to know it in most cases. If we need to find it, we can check the Wordpress config file for it. Args: base_path: The wordpress project folders parent directory. disable_ipv6: Whether to disable ipv6 for this server block (only nginx supported for now). hostname: The hostname of the server. letsencrypt_staging: Whether to use the letsencrypt staging server. listen_ip: The ip to listen to (necessary if using the Apache webserver). project_source: The (optional) custom source code for this wordpress site. server_admin: The email address to use in the vhost file and with letsencrypt, falls back to 'wp_admin_email. use_https: Request a lets-encrypt certificate and serve devpi via https (needs 'server_admin' or 'wp_admin_email' set). vhost_name: The name of the vhost file. webserver: The webserver to use, currently supported: 'apache', nginx'. webserver_group: The group to run the webserver as (if applicable). webserver_use_pagespeed: Whether to install and use the pagespeed module. webserver_user: The user to run the webserver as. wp_admin_email: The email of the wordpress admin user. wp_admin_name: The name of the wordpress admin user. wp_admin_password: The password of the wordpress admin user. wp_content_parent: The path relative to 'wp_project_path' that contains the 'wp-content' folder. wp_db_dump_file: An (optional) database dump file. wp_db_host: The db host. wp_db_import: Whether to import a sql dump. wp_db_name: The name of the database to use. wp_db_password: The password for the database. wp_db_table_prefix: The wordpress db table prefix. wp_db_user: The db user. wp_group: The group who owns the project files. wp_plugins: A list of plugins to install. wp_project_path: The path to the wordpress project folder, needs to contain the folder 'wp-content'. wp_themes: A list of themes to install. wp_title: The name of the wordpress instance. wp_user: The user who owns the project files. wp_version: The version of Wordpress. """ FRECKLET_ID = "wordpress-standalone" base_path: str = None disable_ipv6: bool = None hostname: str = None letsencrypt_staging: bool = None listen_ip: str = None project_source: str = None server_admin: str = None use_https: bool = None vhost_name: str = None webserver: str = None webserver_group: str = None webserver_use_pagespeed: bool = None webserver_user: str = None wp_admin_email: str = None wp_admin_name: str = None wp_admin_password: str = None wp_content_parent: str = None wp_db_dump_file: str = None wp_db_host: str = None wp_db_import: bool = None wp_db_name: str = None wp_db_password: str = None wp_db_table_prefix: str = None wp_db_user: str = None wp_group: str = None wp_plugins: List = None wp_project_path: str = None wp_themes: List = None wp_title: str = None wp_user: str = None wp_version: str = None def __post_init__(self): super(WordpressStandalone, self).__init__(var_names=["base_path", "disable_ipv6", "hostname", "letsencrypt_staging", "listen_ip", "project_source", "server_admin", "use_https", "vhost_name", "webserver", "webserver_group", "webserver_use_pagespeed", "webserver_user", "wp_admin_email", "wp_admin_name", "wp_admin_password", "wp_content_parent", "wp_db_dump_file", "wp_db_host", "wp_db_import", "wp_db_name", "wp_db_password", "wp_db_table_prefix", "wp_db_user", "wp_group", "wp_plugins", "wp_project_path", "wp_themes", "wp_title", "wp_user", "wp_version"]) frecklet_class = WordpressStandalone
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # # module path: pycklets.wordpress_standalone.WordpressStandalone # from pyckles import AutoPycklet class WordpressStandalone(AutoPycklet): """Sets up [Wordpress](https://wordpress.com) on a machine, including dependencies (MariaDB, Apache/Nginx, LetsEncrypt). Optionally this frecklet can also checkout a folder with theme/plugin sources and [intermingle](https://TODO) it with the wordpress project folder, to support good version control and configuration management practices. If no 'wp_db_password' is specified, freckles will generate a random one. That doesn't really matter (and is arguably more secure), since we don't need to know it in most cases. If we need to find it, we can check the Wordpress config file for it. Args: base_path: The wordpress project folders parent directory. disable_ipv6: Whether to disable ipv6 for this server block (only nginx supported for now). hostname: The hostname of the server. letsencrypt_staging: Whether to use the letsencrypt staging server. listen_ip: The ip to listen to (necessary if using the Apache webserver). project_source: The (optional) custom source code for this wordpress site. server_admin: The email address to use in the vhost file and with letsencrypt, falls back to 'wp_admin_email. use_https: Request a lets-encrypt certificate and serve devpi via https (needs 'server_admin' or 'wp_admin_email' set). vhost_name: The name of the vhost file. webserver: The webserver to use, currently supported: 'apache', nginx'. webserver_group: The group to run the webserver as (if applicable). webserver_use_pagespeed: Whether to install and use the pagespeed module. webserver_user: The user to run the webserver as. wp_admin_email: The email of the wordpress admin user. wp_admin_name: The name of the wordpress admin user. wp_admin_password: The password of the wordpress admin user. wp_content_parent: The path relative to 'wp_project_path' that contains the 'wp-content' folder. wp_db_dump_file: An (optional) database dump file. wp_db_host: The db host. wp_db_import: Whether to import a sql dump. wp_db_name: The name of the database to use. wp_db_password: The password for the database. wp_db_table_prefix: The wordpress db table prefix. wp_db_user: The db user. wp_group: The group who owns the project files. wp_plugins: A list of plugins to install. wp_project_path: The path to the wordpress project folder, needs to contain the folder 'wp-content'. wp_themes: A list of themes to install. wp_title: The name of the wordpress instance. wp_user: The user who owns the project files. wp_version: The version of Wordpress. """ FRECKLET_ID = "wordpress-standalone" def __init__(self, base_path="/var/www", disable_ipv6=None, hostname=None, letsencrypt_staging=None, listen_ip="_default_", project_source=None, server_admin=None, use_https=None, vhost_name=None, webserver="nginx", webserver_group="www-data", webserver_use_pagespeed=None, webserver_user="www-data", wp_admin_email=None, wp_admin_name="admin", wp_admin_password=None, wp_content_parent=None, wp_db_dump_file=None, wp_db_host="localhost", wp_db_import=None, wp_db_name="wp_database", wp_db_password=None, wp_db_table_prefix="wp_", wp_db_user="wordpress", wp_group="www-data", wp_plugins=None, wp_project_path=None, wp_themes=None, wp_title=None, wp_user="www-data", wp_version=None): super(WordpressStandalone, self).__init__(var_names=["base_path", "disable_ipv6", "hostname", "letsencrypt_staging", "listen_ip", "project_source", "server_admin", "use_https", "vhost_name", "webserver", "webserver_group", "webserver_use_pagespeed", "webserver_user", "wp_admin_email", "wp_admin_name", "wp_admin_password", "wp_content_parent", "wp_db_dump_file", "wp_db_host", "wp_db_import", "wp_db_name", "wp_db_password", "wp_db_table_prefix", "wp_db_user", "wp_group", "wp_plugins", "wp_project_path", "wp_themes", "wp_title", "wp_user", "wp_version"]) self._base_path = base_path self._disable_ipv6 = disable_ipv6 self._hostname = hostname self._letsencrypt_staging = letsencrypt_staging self._listen_ip = listen_ip self._project_source = project_source self._server_admin = server_admin self._use_https = use_https self._vhost_name = vhost_name self._webserver = webserver self._webserver_group = webserver_group self._webserver_use_pagespeed = webserver_use_pagespeed self._webserver_user = webserver_user self._wp_admin_email = wp_admin_email self._wp_admin_name = wp_admin_name self._wp_admin_password = wp_admin_password self._wp_content_parent = wp_content_parent self._wp_db_dump_file = wp_db_dump_file self._wp_db_host = wp_db_host self._wp_db_import = wp_db_import self._wp_db_name = wp_db_name self._wp_db_password = wp_db_password self._wp_db_table_prefix = wp_db_table_prefix self._wp_db_user = wp_db_user self._wp_group = wp_group self._wp_plugins = wp_plugins self._wp_project_path = wp_project_path self._wp_themes = wp_themes self._wp_title = wp_title self._wp_user = wp_user self._wp_version = wp_version @property def base_path(self): return self._base_path @base_path.setter def base_path(self, base_path): self._base_path = base_path @property def disable_ipv6(self): return self._disable_ipv6 @disable_ipv6.setter def disable_ipv6(self, disable_ipv6): self._disable_ipv6 = disable_ipv6 @property def hostname(self): return self._hostname @hostname.setter def hostname(self, hostname): self._hostname = hostname @property def letsencrypt_staging(self): return self._letsencrypt_staging @letsencrypt_staging.setter def letsencrypt_staging(self, letsencrypt_staging): self._letsencrypt_staging = letsencrypt_staging @property def listen_ip(self): return self._listen_ip @listen_ip.setter def listen_ip(self, listen_ip): self._listen_ip = listen_ip @property def project_source(self): return self._project_source @project_source.setter def project_source(self, project_source): self._project_source = project_source @property def server_admin(self): return self._server_admin @server_admin.setter def server_admin(self, server_admin): self._server_admin = server_admin @property def use_https(self): return self._use_https @use_https.setter def use_https(self, use_https): self._use_https = use_https @property def vhost_name(self): return self._vhost_name @vhost_name.setter def vhost_name(self, vhost_name): self._vhost_name = vhost_name @property def webserver(self): return self._webserver @webserver.setter def webserver(self, webserver): self._webserver = webserver @property def webserver_group(self): return self._webserver_group @webserver_group.setter def webserver_group(self, webserver_group): self._webserver_group = webserver_group @property def webserver_use_pagespeed(self): return self._webserver_use_pagespeed @webserver_use_pagespeed.setter def webserver_use_pagespeed(self, webserver_use_pagespeed): self._webserver_use_pagespeed = webserver_use_pagespeed @property def webserver_user(self): return self._webserver_user @webserver_user.setter def webserver_user(self, webserver_user): self._webserver_user = webserver_user @property def wp_admin_email(self): return self._wp_admin_email @wp_admin_email.setter def wp_admin_email(self, wp_admin_email): self._wp_admin_email = wp_admin_email @property def wp_admin_name(self): return self._wp_admin_name @wp_admin_name.setter def wp_admin_name(self, wp_admin_name): self._wp_admin_name = wp_admin_name @property def wp_admin_password(self): return self._wp_admin_password @wp_admin_password.setter def wp_admin_password(self, wp_admin_password): self._wp_admin_password = wp_admin_password @property def wp_content_parent(self): return self._wp_content_parent @wp_content_parent.setter def wp_content_parent(self, wp_content_parent): self._wp_content_parent = wp_content_parent @property def wp_db_dump_file(self): return self._wp_db_dump_file @wp_db_dump_file.setter def wp_db_dump_file(self, wp_db_dump_file): self._wp_db_dump_file = wp_db_dump_file @property def wp_db_host(self): return self._wp_db_host @wp_db_host.setter def wp_db_host(self, wp_db_host): self._wp_db_host = wp_db_host @property def wp_db_import(self): return self._wp_db_import @wp_db_import.setter def wp_db_import(self, wp_db_import): self._wp_db_import = wp_db_import @property def wp_db_name(self): return self._wp_db_name @wp_db_name.setter def wp_db_name(self, wp_db_name): self._wp_db_name = wp_db_name @property def wp_db_password(self): return self._wp_db_password @wp_db_password.setter def wp_db_password(self, wp_db_password): self._wp_db_password = wp_db_password @property def wp_db_table_prefix(self): return self._wp_db_table_prefix @wp_db_table_prefix.setter def wp_db_table_prefix(self, wp_db_table_prefix): self._wp_db_table_prefix = wp_db_table_prefix @property def wp_db_user(self): return self._wp_db_user @wp_db_user.setter def wp_db_user(self, wp_db_user): self._wp_db_user = wp_db_user @property def wp_group(self): return self._wp_group @wp_group.setter def wp_group(self, wp_group): self._wp_group = wp_group @property def wp_plugins(self): return self._wp_plugins @wp_plugins.setter def wp_plugins(self, wp_plugins): self._wp_plugins = wp_plugins @property def wp_project_path(self): return self._wp_project_path @wp_project_path.setter def wp_project_path(self, wp_project_path): self._wp_project_path = wp_project_path @property def wp_themes(self): return self._wp_themes @wp_themes.setter def wp_themes(self, wp_themes): self._wp_themes = wp_themes @property def wp_title(self): return self._wp_title @wp_title.setter def wp_title(self, wp_title): self._wp_title = wp_title @property def wp_user(self): return self._wp_user @wp_user.setter def wp_user(self, wp_user): self._wp_user = wp_user @property def wp_version(self): return self._wp_version @wp_version.setter def wp_version(self, wp_version): self._wp_version = wp_version frecklet_class = WordpressStandalone