This repo is a local development scaffold for a WordPress + WooCommerce site.

• WordPress running locally via Docker
• MariaDB database
• Optional tools: WP-CLI + phpMyAdmin
• A starter child theme you can use with the premium Shopkeeper theme (recommended because your live site uses it)

• Docker + Docker Compose (v2)

1. Copy env file:

   • cp .env.example .env

2. Start containers:

   • docker compose up -d

3. Open:

   • WordPress: http://localhost:8080
   • phpMyAdmin (optional): http://localhost:8081 (run with tools profile below)

Start tool containers when you need them:

• docker compose --profile tools up -d

WP-CLI helper:

• chmod +x bin/wp
• ./bin/wp core version

This will install WordPress + WooCommerce and create starter pages/categories:

• chmod +x bin/setup bin/wp
• ./bin/setup

This creates the core pages (Home/About/Delivery/FAQs/Contact) and a starter menu with a Shop dropdown.

• chmod +x bin/site-structure
• ./bin/site-structure

Your live site indicates it uses the Shopkeeper theme.

Because Shopkeeper is a paid theme, it is not included here.

To use it locally:

1. Download the Shopkeeper theme zip from the author.
2. Install it in WP Admin → Appearance → Themes → Add New → Upload Theme.
3. Then activate the child theme: Bloom & Veg Child.

If Shopkeeper isn’t installed, the child theme will not activate (that’s expected).

• Rebuild the same navigation/categories from the live site (Fruit & Veg, Dairy, Bakery, Food Cupboard, etc.)
• Set up WooCommerce shipping zones + delivery/pickup rules
• Configure payments (Stripe/PayPal)
• Migrate products/content from the existing site

If you have WP Admin + hosting access, you can do a full clone (files + database) using Duplicator.

• Guide: docs/migration.md
• Start local clone restore stack: ./bin/clone-up

If you’re ready to create the Kinsta site (production/staging, domain/DNS, and migration), follow:

• Checklist: docs/kinsta-setup.md