vip dev-env create [options]

Create a VIP Local Development Environment

Options

Argument	Description
-a, --app-code	Use the application code from a local directory or use “demo” for VIP skeleton code
-d, --debug	Activate debug output
-e, --elasticsearch	Enable Elasticsearch (needed by Enterprise Search)
-h, --help	Output the help for the (sub)command
-A, --mailhog	Enable MailHog (disabled by default)
-r, --media-redirect-domain	Domain to redirect for missing media files. This can be used to still have images without the need to import them locally.
-u, --mu-plugins	Use a specific mu-plugins changeset or local directory
-m, --multisite	Enable multisite install
-P, --php	Explicitly choose PHP version to use
-p, --phpmyadmin	Enable PHPMyAdmin component. By default it is disabled
-s, --slug	Custom name of the dev environment
-S, --statsd	Enable statsd component. By default it is disabled
-t, --title	Title for the WordPress site
-v, --version	Output the version number
-w, --wordpress	Use a specific WordPress version
-x, --xdebug	Enable XDebug. By default it is disabled
-X, --xdebug_config	Extra configuration to pass to xdebug via XDEBUG_CONFIG environment variable

Examples

   # Create a local environment
    $ vip dev-env create

   # Create a local environment based on the settings of production environment of application ID 123
    $ vip @123.production dev-env create

   # Assigning unique slugs to environments allows multiple environments to be created.
    $ vip dev-env create --slug=test

   # Create a local environment with the slug "my_site"
    $ vip dev-env create --slug=my_site

   # Creates a local multisite dev environment using WP 5.8 and application code is expected to be in "~/git/my_code"
    $ vip dev-env create --multisite --wordpress="5.8" --app-code="~/git/my_code"

Global Options

Argument	Description
-a, --app=<app>	Specify the app
-d, --debug	Activate debug output
-e, --env=<env>	Specify the environment
-h, --help	Output the help for the (sub)command
-v, --version	Output the version number
-y, --yes	Run the command in production without a confirmation prompt