PMC-VVV

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This repository is deprecated. PMC no longer supports VVV, but this repository persists as a reference.

Configuration repo for PMC's use of VVV.

VVV is an open source local development environment designed for WordPress developers, and is used for both working on WordPress sites and contributing to WordPress Core.

This repo holds both a complete config.yml for VVV as well as the tools to update it as the configuration changes or sites are added. For more information, see the Related repos section.

Documentation

• Installing pmc-vvv
• FAQ
• Unit testing in individual sites
• Miscellaneous issues

Default WordPress Login

Username: pmcdev

Password: pmcdev

Related repos:

This configuration builds on two additional repositories, in keeping with the patterns established by VVV. This should lower the maintenance burden by leveraging as much of the open-source project as possible.

1. Utilities: https://github.com/penske-media-corp/pmc-vvv-utilities

   This repo contains all PMC modifications to VVV, such as installing our PHPCS standards and creating a local cache of shared code used during site provisioning.

2. Provisioners: https://github.com/penske-media-corp/pmc-vvv-site-provisioners

   This repo contains PMC's extensions of VVV's site provisioners. These leverage features added by our custom utilities and take the place of the build script that previously handled tasks like installing pmc-plugins and a site's theme(s).

Updating config.yml

This repo includes a node script that generates config.yml. It handles the boilerplate configuration while supporting the configuration options relevant to PMC.

1. Update sites.json as needed.

   1. If adding a new site, its entry in the array should be keyed by the primary domain. The list is ordered alphabetically!

      Below is a configuration that illustrates the available options:

      "example.com": {
        "site_title_prefix": "Example",
        "theme_repo": "[email protected]:penskemediacorp/pmc-spark.git",
        "theme_slug": "",
        "parent_theme_slug": "pmc-core-v2",
        "theme_dir_uses_vip": false,
        "php_version": 8.0
      }

      Notes:

      • theme_slug is optional. When omitted, the theme repo's slug is used; in the above example, the slug would be pmc-spark.
      • theme_dir_uses_vip defaults to false and can be omitted unless set true.
2. If necessary, run npm install.
3. Run npm run build.
4. Commit the sites.json and config.yml changes.