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running some drush commands

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Aalexfinnarn
Last edited Aug 21, 2018
Created on Aug 21, 2018

This example shows a shell script that automates the setup and management of a Backdrop CMS site using Drush commands. It demonstrates the sequence of installing the site with a MySQL database, starting a local development server, and enabling a specified module. The code relies on the Drush command-line interface, invoking `drush si`, `drush backdrop-runserver`, and `drush en` with flags for database configuration and non-interactive execution. The script uses environment variables for the module name and targets a localhost port, with output redirected to suppress server logs.

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