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An open source Vagrant configuration for developing with WordPress
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OriginalVVV
VVV is a local developer environment, mainly aimed at WordPress developers. It uses Vagrant and Docker/VirtualBox/Parallels/HyperV to create a linux server environment for building sites, and contributing to WordPress itself.
VVV stands for Varying Vagrant Vagrants.
How To Use
To use it, download and install Vagrant and a provider such as VirtualBox, Docker, or Parallels Pro. Then, clone this repository and run:
vagrant plugin install --local
vagrant up --provision
This will create a VM capable of hosting sites.
When it's done, visit http://vvv.test to see the default sites, or add a new site via config/config.yml and it will create a new site under the www subfolder.
The online documentation contains more detailed installation instructions.
- Web: https://varyingvagrantvagrants.org/
- Contributing: Contributions are more than welcome. Please see our current contributing guidelines. Thanks!
Minimum System requirements
For system requirements, please read the system requirements documentation here
Software included
For a comprehensive list, please see the list of installed packages.
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