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# ComposePress
A Docker-based toolkit that streamlines WordPress upgrades using official images. Provides pre-configured docker-compose files, Dockerfiles, and standardized procedures to make WordPress maintenance more predictable and reliable.
ComposePress is a **Docker-based toolkit** designed to streamline WordPress upgrades using official images. It provides **pre-configured Docker Compose files**, Dockerfiles, and standardized procedures to make WordPress maintenance more predictable and reliable.
## Project Configuration
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### Project Name
This project requires a project name and wordpress version, which should be defined in an `.env` file:
## 🚀 Project Configuration
### **Project Name & WordPress Version**
Define a **unique project name** and **WordPress version** in the `.env` file:
```bash
COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME=test
WORDPRESS_VERSION=6-fpm
```
### Database Host Configuration
To avoid conflicts, use the following format for the database host:
```bash
WORDPRESS_DB_HOST=${COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME}-database-1:3306
```
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## Environment Variables
## 🛠 Environment Variables
### Docker Images
### **Docker Images**
```bash
# Web and Database Images
# Web & Database Images
IMAGE_WEB=test_web_staging
IMAGE_DATABASE=mariadb:11.5
```
### Let's Encrypt Configuration
### **Let's Encrypt Configuration**
```bash
VIRTUAL_HOST=test.test.org
LETSENCRYPT_HOST=test.test.org
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LETSENCRYPT_TEST=true
```
### Database Configuration
### **Database Configuration**
```bash
WORDPRESS_DB_HOST=${COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME}-database-1:3306
WORDPRESS_DB_HOST=database_${COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME}:3306
WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD=wordpress
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=wordpress
MYSQL_DATABASE=wordpress
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MYSQL_PASSWORD=wordpress
```
### Volume Configuration
### **Volume Configuration**
```bash
# External Volumes
# External Volumes (Persist Data)
DB_VOLUME=test_db_staging
CONTENT_VOLUME=test_content_staging
# Recreated Volumes
# Recreated Volumes (Rebuild On Setup)
HTML_VOLUME=test_html_staging
```
## Usage
---
### Initialize project with unique COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME
## 📂 Configuration Files
[./generate-compose-nginx.sh](generate-compose-nginx.sh)
Two important Nginx configuration files are available in the project directory:
```bash
./default.conf # Automatically generated each time the script runs
./nginx.conf # Manually customizable configuration
```
### Upgrade Process
⚠️ **Warning:** `default.conf` is regenerated every time `generate-compose-nginx.sh` runs.
Make a backup before modifying if you plan to change the project name.
1. Stop the current containers and remove volumes:
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## 🚀 Usage
### **Initialize a Project with a Unique `COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME`**
Run the following script to generate the required files:
```bash
./generate-compose-nginx.sh
```
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## 🔄 Upgrade Process
### **1⃣ Stop Containers & Clean Up**
```bash
docker compose down -v
# Optional Steps for testing and development
# Remove external database and content volume (DANGER: only do this if you have backed up these two volumes)
# Optional: Remove external database & content volume (DANGER: Only do this if you have backups)
grep -E 'DB_VOLUME|CONTENT_VOLUME' .env | cut -d '=' -f2 | xargs -I {} sh -c 'docker volume rm {} 2>/dev/null; docker volume create {}'
# Remove Wordpress Image
# Optional: Remove WordPress Image
docker rmi $(grep IMAGE_WEB .env | cut -d '=' -f2)
```
2. Update WordPress version:
- Modify version in `Dockerfile.wordpress_fpm`
- Update `IMAGE_WEB` in `.env` file
3. Build and reinstall the new environment:
### **2⃣ Update WordPress Version**
Modify the version in .env:
```bash
# Build custom Wordpress image
WORDPRESS_VERSION=7-fpm
```
### **3⃣ Build & Deploy**
```bash
# Build custom WordPress image
docker compose -f docker-compose.first.yml build
# Install or Upgrade Wordpress /var/www/html volume (not external) from custom Wordpress image
# Install or upgrade WordPress volume from custom image
docker compose -f docker-compose.first.yml up -d
# Stop and remove Wordpress container, but keep html volume
# Stop WordPress container (but keep HTML volume)
docker compose -f docker-compose.first.yml down
# Start production environment
docker compose up -d
```
4. Migrate content (e.g., themes, plugins) after a new installation or upgrade:
### **4⃣ Migrate Content (Themes, Plugins)**
```bash
# In the wordpress service, copy new content to production
# Copy new content to production
cp -a wp-content-new/* wp-content/
# Verify permissions on wp-content directory
# Verify permissions on the wp-content directory
chmod -R [appropriate-permissions] wp-content/
```
5. Optional: Update database if needed:
### **5⃣ Optional: Database Updates**
```bash
(In the database container)
# Inside the database container
apt-get update && \
apt-get install -y mariadb-client && \
apt-get clean && \
rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*
(From the host)
# From the host
./update-db
```
## Requirements
Docker
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## Contributing
@bike
## 📌 Requirements
- Docker
## License
[GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE](LICENSE)
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## 🤝 Contributing
For contributions, reach out to [@bike](https://github.com/bike).
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## 📜 License
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE