wpengine/site-deploy

Base image to build VCS integrations enabling customers to deploy their site to WP Engine

How to Build

You can build and version this image using make targets.

make build       # Builds the image locally
make version     # Builds the image and creates version tags
make list-images # Shows all tagged versions of the image
make clean       # Deletes all tagged versions of the image

How to Run

You can use this image to deploy a site from your local machine.

1. Build the wpengine/site-deploy:latest image with make build.
2. Change directories into the root of the local site you'd like to deploy.
3. Create a .env file with the following variables, changing their values as needed.

Warning

Since docker run does not strip double-quotes from variables in the .env file, we don't use them to wrap entire variable values. Instead, we must use single or double-quotes around flag values that contain whitespace to prevent splitting (--filter=':= .gitignore'). The = sign between the flag and its value is also required (--filter=':= .gitignore' rather than --filter ':= .gitignore').

# Required. The target WP Engine install name.
WPE_ENV=yourinstall
# Optional. Default values shown.
REMOTE_PATH=
SRC_PATH=.
PHP_LINT=FALSE
CACHE_CLEAR=TRUE
SCRIPT=
FLAGS=-azvr --inplace --exclude='.*'

3. Set an environment variable with your private SSH key, replacing the key file name with your own.

export WPE_SSHG_KEY_PRIVATE=`cat ~/.ssh/my_sshg_key_rsa`

4. Run the deploy!

 docker run --rm \
    -e "WPE_SSHG_KEY_PRIVATE" \
    --env-file ./.env \
    -v $(pwd):/site \
    --workdir=/site \
    wpengine/site-deploy:latest