# WordPress Docker

WordPress Docker makes developing for WordPress easy and predictable. It
sets up everything for you, so that you can dive straight into developing
your plugins and themes without any hassle.

## Getting Started

1. Clone this repostory:
    `git clone --recursive https://github.com/joch/wordpress-docker.git`
1. Copy the provided config file to the WordPress directory:
    `cp wp-config.php wordpress/`
1. Run `fig up` to start the containers.
1. Browse to http://<docker ip>:8000/ and you are ready to go!

## If you're new to Docker

If you are running `boot2docker`, you can easily find your Docker IP by
running `boot2docker ip`.

The easiest way to install boot2docker and fig is to use
[Homebrew](http://brew.sh) and follow these steps:

1. Install [VirtualBox](https://www.virtualbox.org).
1. Install the software: `brew install boot2docker fig`.
1. Create a virtual machine: `boot2docker init`.
1. Finally start the virtual machine: `boot2docker up`.

## Acknowledgements

The setup is based on the excellent article [Getting started with Fig
and WordPress](http://www.fig.sh/wordpress.html).

# WordPress Docker

WordPress Docker makes developing for WordPress easy and predictable. It
sets up everything for you, so that you can dive straight into developing
your plugins and themes without any hassle.

## Getting Started

1. Clone this repostory:
    `git clone --recursive https://github.com/joch/wordpress-docker.git`
1. Copy the provided config file to the WordPress directory:
    `cp wp-config.php wordpress/`
1. Run `fig up` to start the containers.
1. Browse to http://[docker ip]:8000/ and you are ready to go!

## If you're new to Docker

If you are running `boot2docker`, you can easily find your Docker IP by
running `boot2docker ip`.

The easiest way to install boot2docker and fig is to use
[Homebrew](http://brew.sh) and follow these steps:

1. Install [VirtualBox](https://www.virtualbox.org).
1. Install the software: `brew install boot2docker fig`.
1. Create a virtual machine: `boot2docker init`.
1. Finally start the virtual machine: `boot2docker up`.

## Acknowledgements

The setup is based on the excellent article [Getting started with Fig
and WordPress](http://www.fig.sh/wordpress.html).

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