Bump, your WordPress website is there! You can try to access the Dashboard with username and password admin. Then restart your Apache, and open the browser, type the address v. When it's done, just open the command line with Admin privileges (right click on the Start button and select Command Prompt (Admin)) and run the following command: vhost somedomain Add paths to the vhost.bat file above to your system environment variables.Add paths to MySQL and WP-CLI to your system environment variables.Adding virtual host configuration to ApacheĬhange the variables at the top of the script to match your system configuration (like installed Apache path, where you put your website, etc.).Adding domain to the Windows hosts file (so you can run v from your browser).So, I write a batch script to do the job automatically.īasically, the script does the following:

When the number of development sites increases, it takes a lot of time. I had to do many things manually like adding the virtual host configuration, download WordPress and install. While it's great, it doesn't help me to create a development WordPress site quickly (like v).

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