gsarig

#!/bin/bash

# A bash script to batch update a server's WordPress sites with WP-CLI. It requires WP-CLI, obviously (https://wp-cli.org/).
# The script will search for all WordPress installations under a given directory and will update them. You can declare more than one such directories.
# You don't have to modify the script every time you add a new site. As long as the new site is under a declared parent directory, its database will be backed up.
# After creating the file, don't forget to make it executable by doing:
# chmod +x update_sites.sh

# Set PATH environment variable
export PATH="/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin"

gsarig

#!/bin/bash

# A bash script to run WP-CLI commands on multiple sites at once. It requires WP-CLI, obviously (https://wp-cli.org/).
# The script will search for all WordPress installations under a given directory and will run the command. You can declare more than one such directories.
# You don't have to modify the script every time you add a new site. As long as the new site is under a declared parent directory, its database will be backed up.
# After creating the file, don't forget to make it executable by doing: `chmod +x superwp.sh`. Then, include it to `.bashrc` or `.bash_profile` by adding `source path/to/superwp.sh`.
# Then, you can run any `wp` command you like on all the sites of your server, by replacing `wp` with `superwp`. 
# Example: `superwp plugin list`.

# We use a function, in order to be able to call it as many times as we want, for as many different directories containing WordPress installations there are on the server

gsarig

<?php
$user = <YOUR_WINDOWS_USERNAME>;
$sites_dir = '/local-sites/'; // The LocalWP sites directory

// Detect environment (Windows vs WSL) and set appropriate path
$is_windows = stripos(PHP_OS, 'WIN') === 0;
$sites_json_path = $is_windows 
    ? "C:/Users/$user/AppData/Roaming/Local/sites.json"
    : "/mnt/c/Users/$user/AppData/Roaming/Local/sites.json";