kaihofstetter/wordpress-cli repository overview

⁠docker-wordpress-cli

WordPress Docker image bundled with MySQL and WordPress CLI. Installs an automatically configured and ready to use WordPress.

Everything needed to run WordPress is included in the image and no manual configuration is needed. This image is perfect for (automated) testing and development.

The MySQL database is accessible from the host.

⁠How to use it

1. Run WordPress

   docker run --name my-wordpress -p 80:80 -d kaihofstetter/wordpress-cli
   

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2. Access WordPress

   http://localhost
   

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3. Log in to WordPress

   http://localhost/wp-login.php
   

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   Username: 'admin_user'

   Password: 'secret'

⁠Changing the WordPress port

If you don't want to use the default port 80 on the host to access WordPress, besides changing the Docker port mapping (e.g. '...-p 8080:80...'), you also need to change the configured WordPress site URL by setting the WP_URL environment variable (e.g. '...WP_URL="localhost:8080"...').

WordPress needs to know the site URL used by the host, because WordPress redirects to the site URL and uses links to the site URL.

1. Run WordPress

   docker run --name my-wordpress -p 8080:80 -e WP_URL="localhost:8080" -d kaihofstetter/wordpress-cli
   

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2. Access WordPress

   http://localhost:8080
   

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⁠Accessing the MySQL database

Run WordPress with mapped MySQL port 3306:

docker run --name my-wordpress -p 80:80 -p 3306:3306 -d kaihofstetter/wordpress-cli

The MySQL database is accessible via port 3306, user: WordPress and password: secret.

⁠Executing WP CLI commands

The included WordPress command line interpreter (WP CLI) can be executed via docker exec:

docker exec -i -t my-wordpress sudo -E -u www-data wp --path="/var/www/html" ...

For example:

docker exec -i -t my-wordpress sudo -E -u www-data wp --path="/var/www/html" core version

For more information about WP CLI commands : http://wp-cli.org/commands/⁠

⁠Environment variables

You can use the following environment variables to configure MySQL and WordPress

• MYSQL_WP_USER (default is 'WordPress')
  • MySQL user, used by WordPress
• MYSQL_WP_PASSWORD (default is 'secret')
  • MySQL password, used by WordPress
• WP_URL (default is 'localhost')
  • The address of the WordPress site.
• WP_TITLE (default is 'WordPress Demo')
  • Title of the WordPress blog
• WP_ADMIN_USER (default is 'admin_user')
  • WordPress admin user
• WP_ADMIN_PASSWORD (default is 'secret”)
  • WordPress admin password
• WP_ADMIN_EMAIL (default is '[email protected]⁠')
  • WordPress admin email address (WordPress installation does not send emails!)