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Hey there, thanks for the kind words.

I took a look over your script and there are a few things you could change if you wanted.

# set db name
dbname=wp_$sitename

This is unnecessary as it is the default used by the valet command.

wp dotenv salts regenerate --file=.env

• .env is also the default for file so you can leave that off as well.
• You could also use this as just generate now as it will replace salts now if they are placeholder values.

# discourage search engines
wp option update blog_public 0

This is unnecessary as Bedrock does this for you with an mu-plugin automatically based on WP_ENV, but probably not a concern for local dev anyways.

# set pretty urls
wp rewrite structure '/%postname%/' --hard
wp rewrite flush --hard

No need to use --hard here as these trigger updating a .htaccess file and thus are Apache-specific.

wp login install --activate

This will install the plugin but if you want it to be part of the project, you can require it with composer:

wp login install --activate
composer require aaemnnosttv/wp-cli-login-server --no-update # add to composer.json but skip install since it is already there.

You could alternatively skip the login install, and require the package without --no-update and then wp login toggle on to activate it. It would take longer, but your composer.lock would be in sync w/ the composer.json.

wp theme delete twentyfifteen twentyfourteen twentythirteen twentytwelve twentyeleven twentyten

If you don't want these showing up under Appearance > Themes, you just need to define WP_DEFAULT_THEME. These are contained within WP core, so they will just be reinstalled again as soon as WP is updated or with a fresh composer install.