Magento 2 setup and install script that creates a new Magento instance (via a GitHub repository containing clean Magento files), receives required user input, installs Magento 2, sets permissions and then creates an Nginx config file.
Note: Please make sure that you have added the fastcgi_backend parameter as your upstream using the required PHP-FPM version to your nginx.conf file, usually located at /etc/nginx/nginx.conf.
upstream fastcgi_backend {
server unix:/var/run/php/php7.0-fpm.sock;
}
Ensure you have created the database required by the install before running the script.
Clone the repository on to your server where you want to run it.
git clone [email protected]:affinitycloud/magesetup.git
Make the magesetup.sh script executable.
chmod +x magesetup/magesetup.sh
Run the script and follow the prompts.
bash magesetup/magesetup.sh
The script will run through the entire process, accepting user input for the following:
- site - Your Nginx site name
- siteroot - The site root of your Magento install on your server, e.g. /home/user
- configpath - The path to your Nginx config files, e.g. /etc/nginx
- repo - Your GitHub repository containing the Magento 2 core files
- domainname - The domain name of your store, e.g. example.com
- firstname
- lastname
- username
- password
- dbhost - Defaults to localhost
- dbname
- dbuser
- dbpassword - Defaults to an empty string
- language
- currency
- timezone
The Magento 2 base url is automatically generated based on the domain name entered previously.