This will take us back to our root folder. Now we need to load the folder up into Visual Studio in terminal type cd. Let’s do some cleanup, we can now go into the app/ folder in finder and you should see one folder called “bedrock” and another called “public” Let’s delete the public folder. See the video for an example.Īs the terminal is now in the correct location copy and paste the following command: composer create-project roots/bedrockĪwesome! if it begins downloading and installing things you are on your way – if you have an error you will likely now need to go and look into installing Composer globally. You can now drag the “app” folder from the finder onto the terminal window and press enter, you will now be in the correct location in the terminal. Now, load up the terminal and type in “cd ” (note the space, this is important!) cd This will bring up the finder in the correct location. Go to your Local Site and click the small arrow next to the path. windows machine so unfortunately, I cant be much help. If you are running on a Mac, follow along if not then you will have to do some changes to work with Windows… I haven’t developed on a. If you are like me, then this is always a pain, so let’s cheat.
Our first step will be to navigate to the correct folder in the terminal.
Installing local by flywheel on windows install#
A good place to begin will be to install Bedrock. Great, now we need to make the new site you just set up work with Bedrock. Local By Flywheel installed, and a new site setup.I have done a lot of research in each section and try to keep to best practices, so make sure to tell me when I don’t.Ī few prerequisites – Local is easy enough to install, Composer is probably the trickiest to get working, make sure it’s installed globally (type “composer” in your terminal and see if you get “command not found”)
Installing local by flywheel on windows full#
Full disclosure – Im learning too! and thats why you should comment whenever you have a question or a better way of doing something. This is the very start of our journey creating a theme using Sage.
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