Lastly ,we have to add the shell path to OS X.
#MAMP PRO ENABLE CURL INSTALL#
Next, we can install Drush with one command:Ĭomposer global require drush/drush:dev-master To test if everything is working well, just run the Composer command: In order to see the changes we have to reload the file with the profile we just changed: Then click CTRL + X, then Y and Return (Enter). Run:Įxport PATH="$HOME/.composer/vendor/bin:$PATH" Next, we have to put Composer in our PATH, so we can access it globally.
Sudo mv composer.phar /usr/local/bin/composer
In the terminal, browse to your home directory:Īnd from within the home directory, move the composer.phar to the newly created /usr/local/bin folder: The easiest way to install Drush is by using Composer. From here on, we can use the documentation of the Drush project, as found on Github. to check the PHP version with the same command we used in the beginning of this tutorial: Type:Įxport PATH=/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.6.2/bin:$PATH To change this, we have to edit the profile with root (sudo) access. We want to use the version under /Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.6.2/bin/php. Normally you will receive the output /usr/bin/php. Therefore, first check the PHP version in use by typing this command into Terminal: When we work with MAMP, we want to use the php version of MAMP, not the system version. To see that, open MAMP, click on Preferences and then PHP.
Use the PHP version of MAMPīefore starting, we need to see what PHP version MAMP uses. Right from the start, during the development on a local machine (an AMP-stack, Apache, MySQL, PHP) Drush comes in handy. Examples? Drush pm-update (drush up) updates all core and contrib modules, including the database updates. The time it takes to set up Drush is nothing compared to the time you gain during development. I'm not a big fan of the command-line but in the case of Drush I make an exeption. Drush provides command-line access to the Drupal installation.
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