CI/CD with GitHub Actions for WordPress & WooCommerce

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Level up your WordPress & WooCommerce development with Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD)! In this practical tutorial, we'll walk you through implementing a robust CI/CD pipeline using GitHub Actions for your WordPress project. Learn how to automate testing, building, and deploying your WordPress theme and plugins, ensuring a smooth and efficient development workflow. This video is part of a comprehensive course on practical eCommerce development with WordPress & WooCommerce, covering Full Site Editing (FSE), WooCommerce Blocks development, and more.

Specifically, this video focuses on:
Setting up GitHub Actions for WordPress
Automating your WordPress deployment process
Building a CI/CD pipeline for WooCommerce
Streamlining your workflow with automated tests
Integrating GitHub Actions with Docker for WordPress

Learn how to write workflows, use secrets, and handle events to create a customized CI/CD solution for your WordPress and WooCommerce projects. Master the skills to automate your workflow and ensure quality code deployment every time! This video complements topics such as local WordPress development with Docker, creating FSE themes, and developing custom blocks for WordPress.


Related topics covered in the full course:
Required Software for the Course
Design Layout Overview
Installing WSL 2 on Windows 10/11 for Docker
Running WordPress with Docker
Setting Up a Local WordPress Development Environment with Docker Compose
Creating a Starter FSE Theme for the Project
Creating MU / Core / Blocks Plugins for the Project
Connecting Google Fonts, CSS, JavaScript
Developing the Site Header Block
Implementing Dark Mode Toggle and Dropdown Navigation
Developing the Structure of the Hero Block
Implementing the Recent News Block
Implementing a Popup Search Container
Finalizing the Game Search Option
Working with the Subscribe Block and MailChimp
Implementing the Featured Games Block
Developing a Static Call to Action Block
Developing the Footer Block
Optimizing WordPress + Docker Performance
Implementing the News Header Block
Finalizing the News Archive Page
Adding Additional Fields and Taxonomies for Products
Implementing the Single Game Block
Implementing the Slider Block
Implementing the Similar Games Block
Developing Blocks for the Store Archive Page
Implementing Filtering Functions
Adding Sorting for the Games Block
Working with Blocks for the Cart Page
Developing the Cart Blocks
Implementing the Checkout Page
What are GitHub Actions?
Syntax for Writing Workflows in GitHub Actions
Writing Your First Workflow to Execute Simple Commands
Using Pre-Built Actions in Workflows
Conditional Workflow Execution
Trigger Types (Events) that Launch Workflows
Event Filters for Workflow Triggers
Scheduled Workflow Execution
Manual Workflow Execution (workflow_dispatch)
Triggering Workflows with repository_dispatch
The if Operator, Expressions, and Contexts in GitHub Actions
Variables in GitHub Actions
Secrets in GitHub Actions
Functions in GitHub Actions
Caches in GitHub Actions
Artifacts in GitHub Actions
Using a Matrix Strategy in GitHub Actions
Interaction Between Workflows in GitHub Actions
Introduction to Docker for GitHub Actions
Running Jobs in a Docker Container
Types of Actions and Why Create Custom Actions?
Displaying a Workflow Status Badge in README
Limiting Workflow Execution Time
Limiting Concurrent Workflow Runs to One