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I wanted to quickly test it, but don't have a local Apache server set up cause I'm usually using docker for that.
So, I've created a docker-compose.yml with 2 docker images, wordpress and mysql.
A big advantage of the official wordpress docker image is that it preloads all the default wordpress files, so we'd only have to add the theme and file uploads as shared volumes.
This would also make it a lot easier to upgrade when a new wordpress version comes out.
Hey Vernaillen!
Thank you for using my theme and the first Issue! :D Glad you like my work!
🎉🚀🥳
Coincidentally I was working on a fancy custom Docker-Setup for WordPress projects for the last 3 weeks, as I've nuked my local Apache and MySQL servers and transferring now all my projects to Docker due security reasons (I don't want to run all the projects of my clients on my personal machine). Ok Apache is still running but only as a reverse proxy for the containers to have nice domain names for each project.
This means there will be soon some updates on this issue. But also on the theme in general. I have worked all the time since the last commit on a commercial version of the theme and will put some stuff from there also here for sure. A (buggy) preview of all the features coming can be found here: https://monster.wue-theme.app
("monster" because I've planned to use it as demonstration for monstrous WordPress Databases in combination with the theme - currently there more than 100.000 posts and the database has a size of 5-6GB)
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Hi Alex,
Really nice work with wue-theme!
I wanted to quickly test it, but don't have a local Apache server set up cause I'm usually using docker for that.
So, I've created a docker-compose.yml with 2 docker images, wordpress and mysql.
A big advantage of the official wordpress docker image is that it preloads all the default wordpress files, so we'd only have to add the theme and file uploads as shared volumes.
This would also make it a lot easier to upgrade when a new wordpress version comes out.
You can have a look at my setup here:
https://github.com/vernaillen/wue-theme/tree/docker-support
(btw, I haven't setup ssl (yet), so I modified the database.sql script to use http://dev.wue-theme-public as wp host)
Let me know what you think.
Cheers,
(a fellow nomad)
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