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SQLite Database Integration · support · 2023-05-20T09:07:00+00:00

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RE: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-install-it-4/ What if I install new WordPress❓ So how do you install a plugin before installing WordPress❓ How do I activate the plugin when WordPress is not running yet❓ 🤔 Do I need to install WordPress with Mysql database beforehand❓ Great question. Ideally you should install and activate the plugin before adding any content – on a site that is using a standard WordPress install with a MySQL database. Without doing so if you switch to an SQLite database your content will remain in your standard MySQL database and therefore not part of your new SQLite database. I ran in this issue too and decided to create this little script: luizbills/create-wordpress-sqlite My goal was to be able to quickly install a WordPress on Termux (just out of curiosity). @luizbills , how would I modify your script so that it works for sites to be accessed not through localhost:8080, but on a regular server? It is kind of weird that in order to test a wordpress installation with an sqlite db you first have to have a working installation with mysql db… @donatas-g after the setup, you can edit the server.cfg file and change the server port.

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James Osborne 2023-08-11T08:37:00+00:00

Great question. Ideally you should install and activate the plugin before adding any content – on a site that is using a standard WordPress install with a MySQL database. Without doing so if you switch to an SQLite database your content will remain in your standard MySQL database and therefore not part of your new SQLite database.

Luiz Bills 2023-10-08T03:21:00+00:00

I ran in this issue too and decided to create this little script: luizbills/create-wordpress-sqlite My goal was to be able to quickly install a WordPress on Termux (just out of curiosity).

Donatas G. 2023-10-25T16:47:00+00:00

@luizbills , how would I modify your script so that it works for sites to be accessed not through localhost:8080, but on a regular server? It is kind of weird that in order to test a wordpress installation with an sqlite db you first have to have a working installation with mysql db…

Luiz Bills 2023-10-25T18:40:00+00:00

@donatas-g after the setup, you can edit the server.cfg file and change the server port.