This will create a TLD domain for you to access WordPress and to do so via The End In your terminal, navigate to where you have WordPress installed and run $ valet link & valet secure. If it’s not installed, then you can install it via Homebrew or use a package such as DBngin who are from the same developers who built TablePlus.ĭownload WordPress and unarchive the application into its own directory. To verify MySQL is installed, you can run $ which mysql as this is the database server most commonly used with WordPress. You may need to use ~/.bash_profile instead of ~/.zshrc if you’re using Bash.įirst, run $ composer global require laravel/valet. However, we’re aiming to install version 5.7 so let's. We can check this by running brew info mysql.
Or simply run the following command in the terminal: /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL )" Laravel Valetįirst, visit the Homebrew homepage and follow the instructions.
#MAC INSTALL MYSQL BREW HOW TO#
The notes below provide an explanation of how to set this up in 2021.
#MAC INSTALL MYSQL BREW UPDATE#
The longer version of this guide should still be update to date even though it’s a few years old. Here are the notes I use for installing Valet on macOS. TL:DR: I’ve used a number of different development environments on my local machine over the years and keep coming back to Valet. If this one has no “Last Updated” date at the top, then it’s not been updated. I don’t know if I’ll update these posts or if I’ll draft new ones. The purpose of posts like this in this category is to start keeping a running list of notes for things I commonly do and how I do them at the time this post is updated. As is the case with software, though, the way we go about doing things can change.
Over the years, I’ve written a lot of posts about similar things (if not the same thing).
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