Setting Up Drupal Locally with DDEV: A Bash Script Guide
Mark Conroy shared a blog post titled "A Bash Script to Set Up Drupal for Local Development Using DDEV." In this post, he provides a detailed guide on creating and using a bash script to set up Drupal locally. Sponsored by Code Enigma, the script aims to facilitate Drupal core contributions by simplifying the setup process.
The process begins by creating a file named setup-drupal.sh and placing it in a desired directory, such as /Users/markconroy/projects/drupal-contrib/. Then, create a directory for the Drupal core installation, like /Users/markconroy/projects/drupal-contrib/drupal-core/. Using the terminal, navigate to this directory and execute the script with bash /path/to/setup-drupal.sh. The script configures and starts a DDEV project, creates a new Drupal project, removes existing files, clones the Drupal repository, updates the DDEV configuration, installs Drush, and sets up the Drupal site. This streamlined process will encourage more Drupal core contributions by making local development easier.
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