chore: Switch tutorial to use wp-env and Docker #2221
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Replaces wp-now and blueprint setup with @wordpress/env and Docker for local WordPress development in the Faust.js tutorial. Updates documentation, environment example, and removes faust-tutorial-blueprint.json in favor of .wp-env.json. Changes all references and ports from 8881 to 8888 for consistency.
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request modernizes the Faust.js tutorial's local WordPress development setup by migrating from wp-now to @wordpress/env (wp-env) with Docker, and standardizes the WordPress port to 8888 throughout all documentation and configuration files.
Key Changes:
- Replaced
wp-nowwith@wordpress/envfor Docker-based local WordPress development - Standardized WordPress port from
8881to8888across all configuration files and documentation - Introduced
.wp-env.jsonto manage required plugins and WordPress configuration settings
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examples/next/tutorial/package.json |
Updated wp-dev script to use wp-env start and added @wordpress/env as a devDependency |
examples/next/tutorial/faust-tutorial-blueprint.json |
Removed obsolete blueprint file used by wp-now |
examples/next/tutorial/.wp-env.json |
Added wp-env configuration specifying required plugins, port 8888, and debug settings |
examples/next/tutorial/.env.local.example |
Updated WordPress URL to use port 8888 |
docs/tutorial/learn-faust/index.md |
Updated tutorial instructions to reference Docker Desktop, wp-env setup steps, and port 8888 throughout |
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This pull request updates the Faust.js tutorial and its example project to use
@wordpress/env(wp-env) and Docker for local WordPress development, replacing the previous@wp-now/wp-nowsetup. It also standardizes the WordPress local development port to8888throughout the documentation and configuration files, and removes the now-unnecessary blueprint file. These changes streamline the setup process, improve compatibility, and make the tutorial easier to follow.Local development environment migration:
@wordpress/env(wp-env) for managing the local WordPress environment, replacing the previous@wp-now/wp-nowapproach. Thewp-devscript inpackage.jsonis updated to usewp-env start, and@wordpress/envis added as a dev dependency. [1] [2] [3] [4].wp-env.jsonconfiguration file is added to specify plugins, port (8888), and debugging settings for the local WordPress environment.faust-tutorial-blueprint.jsonfile is removed from the example project.Documentation and configuration updates:
8888instead of8881for WordPress URLs, ensuring consistency and preventing port conflicts. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]These changes modernize the tutorial's local development workflow and make the setup process more reliable for new users.