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quick start wordpress script

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Last edited Mar 8, 2012

Created on Mar 8, 2012

This example demonstrates a bash script that automates the setup of a WordPress site with a custom theme. It downloads the WordPress archive from `wordpress.org/latest.tar.gz`, extracts its contents, renames the directory to a user-specified destination, and removes the archive. The script then checks out the "better_parent" theme directly from a remote Subversion repository using `svn co`, placing it in the theme directory. The process relies on standard command-line utilities: `wget` for retrieval, `tar` for extraction, and `svn` for version control integration.

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