Docker image to run Wordmove.
- openssh-server
- curl
- rsync
- mysql-client
- php
- wordmove
- wp-cli
- lftp
- ruby
Additionally we install build-essential
and ruby-dev
in order to be able to compile gems
inside the image, thus enabling it to be used as CI image in certain scenarios.
We ship 3 flavours of this container:
- latest / php7
- php73 (PHP version stuck at 7.3)
- alpine
- php5 (deprecated and unmaintained)
@since 28 November 2019
latest
corresponds tophp7
latest
/php7
is based upon Debian Buster
alpine
tag is based upon Alpine Linux 3.10
php5
is based upon Ubuntu 14.04
latest
/php7
also ships with preconfigured en_US.UTF-8
locale.
php5
also ships with:
- sshpass
- ENV RUBYOPT="-KU -E utf-8:utf-8" (Fix for some mysql sync issues when using old db adapter)
docker run -it --rm -v ~/.ssh:/root/.ssh:ro welaika/wordmove
This starts a shell, with wordmove
available on the command-line.
If you are on a Winodws or Linux host, then you could get permission errors while trying to use your ssh keys. To work around this problem we've a trick for you:
docker run -it --rm -v ~/.ssh:/tmp/.ssh:ro welaika/wordmove
Mounting .ssh/
inside /tmp/
will tell the image to automatically copy
it over in /root/
and to fix permissions.
A WORDMOVE_WORKDIR
environment variable is exported inside the container; since this is the
container's WORKDIR
path, you could use <%= ENV['WORDMOVE_WORKDIR'] %>
inside a movefile.yml
in order to solidly know the pwd
.
For example running
docker run --rm -v ~/.ssh:/root/.ssh:ro -v ~/dev/wp-site/:/html welaika/wordmove wordmove pull -d
you could configure movefile.yml
like
local:
wordpress_path: "<%= ENV['WORDMOVE_WORKDIR'] %>"
# [...]
See Wordpress development made easy using Docker
This tutorial explains how to set up a WordPress environment, using Docker Compose, with the following four interconnected containers:
- database
- wordpress
- phpmyadmin
- wordmove
Don't forget to replace image: mfuezesi/wordmove
with image: welaika/wordmove
to get the latest version of Wordmove.
Since the first version of this container, which is now tagged as php5
, we got some
potentially breaking changes.
- There is no
wordmove
user anymore. Now Wordmove supports to be invoked from root user, so we've removed some complexity from the container build. See https://github.com/welaika/wordmove/releases/tag/v2.5.1 sshpass
has been removed. It's use is discouraged and deprecated by Wordmove, so it is in this container. We warmly recommend to use safer approaches.RUBYOPT
is no more exported. It was solving a problem disappeared since using wp-cli by default, so we've removed complexity from the build.
Based on mfuezesi/docker-wordmove, with WP-CLI support added.
@simonbland and @welaika dev team 😎