VagrantPress is a packaged development environment for developing WordPress themes and modules.
I initially created this project to aid in developing child modules for a WordPress blog.

Fork This project was forked from the original and contains the following updates:

• Uses port 9999 instead of 8080 to avoid conflcit with other services
• Installs and activates the XML-RPC Modernization WP Plugin

• Ubuntu Trusty (14.04)
• Wordpress 4.0
• Mysql
• Php
• Phpmyadmin
• Subversion
• Git
• Composer
• PEAR
• Xdebug
• PHPUnit - *installed via composer
• phploc - *installed via composer
• phpcpd - *installed via composer
• phpdcd - *installed via composer
• phpcs - *installed via composer
• phpdepend - *installed via composer
• phpmd - *installed via composer
• PHP_CodeBrowser - *installed via composer
• WordPress sniffs for phpcs
• WordPress Unit Tests - *installed via composer

*PEAR removed as support has reached end of life, see End of Life for PEAR Installation Method

• Vagrant
• Virtualbox

This is a fairly simple project to get up and running.
The procedure for starting up a working WordPress is as follows:

1. Clone the project. (There’s only master branch.)
2. Run the command vagrant up from the directory
3. Open your browser to http://localhost:9999

To log in to the local Wordpress installation:

http://localhost:9999/wp-admin/ the username is admin, the password is vagrant.

You can access phpMyAdmin:

http://localhost:9999/phpmyadmin/ with username wordpress, password wordpress.

• If you're needing a password (for anything - including mysql, it should be vagrant)

Feel free to file an issue, create a pull request, or contact me at my website.