Install working with wpsetup.inc / customwp_domain.inc / wp-cli

I want to take some of the discussion on Option 22 - WordPress install with default plugins | Centmin Mod Community and Beta Branch - update inc/wpsetup.inc extend wordpress plugin whitelist | Centmin Mod Community a little further as mentioned here

I am seeing if I can put something together that will provide some additional options for the current install in terms of plugins / themes etc wether this is by hacking the current wpsetup.inc or providing a customwp_domain.inc

Browsing the code of wpsetup.inc I have been able to get a general feel for how WordPress installation is currently handled mostly via WP-CLI however there are a few issues I want to clarify before I continue.

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Enter vhost domain name you want to add (without www. prefix): newdomain1.com

Create a self-signed SSL certificate Nginx vhost? [y/n]: n

Theme Setup:
Install CyberChimps Responsive Theme (cyberchimps.com/responsive-theme/) [y/n]: n

Wordpress Setup:
Set custom WP Admin Display Name ? [y/n]: George
Install Wordpress in subdirectory /blog ? [y/n]: y
Enter subdirectory name i.e. /blog enter = blog ? : blog
Disable Auto Generated WP Admin Username / Password ? [y/n]: n
Disable wp-login.php password protection ? (less security) [y/n]: y
Enter email address for Admin User for Wordpress Installation: EMAIL ADDY
Do you want to install WP Cache Enabler Plugin instead of WP Super Cache ? (easier to setup) [y/n]: y
Create FTP username for vhost domain (enter username): user1
Do you want to auto generate FTP password (recommended) [y/n]: y

So this all makes sense
I could use the current Theme install routine with a pre-chosen theme (or via customwp_domain.inc)

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if [[ "$responsivetheme" = [yY] ]]; then
  cecho "------------------------------------------------------------" $boldgreen
  wp theme install responsive --activate --allow-root
  cecho "------------------------------------------------------------" $boldgreen
fi

It's the plugin installation that is (possibly) problematic

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if [[ "$WPPLUGINS_ALL" = [yY] ]]; then

(even with this set to 'Y' via /etc/centminmod/custom.inc) I haven't seen the plugins installed and indeed I have just spotted

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fi # WPPLUGINS_ALL=y

is that commented out?

I know at the moment this thread may not make sense but I intend to try and figure out a way to setup the required theme (possibly from a small selection. The same would apply to the plugins and other tweaks as I can as per...

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# allows user to add custom wp-cli commands after initiall install to
# further customise their installation. you create a custom file at
# /etc/centminmod/customwp_domain.com.inc where domain.com is the
# intended centmin.sh menu option 22 vhost site domain for your wp
# installation. Then in that file add your wp-cli commands to the file
# wrapped in a shell function named mywpcmds() { yourcode }. i.e. for
# wp language install https://community.centminmod.com/posts/26045/
# the below check will check for /etc/centminmod/customwp_domain.com.inc
# file and then source include it into this routine and run the shell
# function named mywpcmds which contains your custom wp-cli cmds that will
# trigger and run
if [ -f "${CONFIGSCANBASE}/customwp_${vhostname}.inc" ]; then
    # default is at /etc/centminmod/customwp_${vhostname}.inc
    source "${CONFIGSCANBASE}/customwp_${vhostname}.inc"
    mywpcmds
fi

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Will clean this thread up as I progress.

 

Will clean up the thread as I go.

Any suggestions regarding the # ?Am learning Bash as I go ATM and am 80% the # on that line wouldn't be treated as a comment.

I have wondered why the plugins (apart from the cache / cdn & security) don't get installed even if I set the option to 'Y' via custom_config.inc? The idea of providing a 'one size fits all' WP install is impossible, my 'current thinking' is leaning towards via customwp_domain.com.inc this would allow people to simply copy a theme name and plugin list.

It's all great learning and the beauty is the code is fairly easy to follow