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Install extensions on PHP 8.0

CategoriesGoogle Compute, Server Setup, Tools

To install PHP 8 extensions on Debian use the following command syntax:

sudo apt install php8.0-<extension>

Where:

  • <extension> is replaced with the actual extension name.

Some available extensions are as shown below:

$ sudo apt install php8.0-
php8.0-bcmath            php8.0-curl-dbgsym       php8.0-gmp-dbgsym        php8.0-mysql             php8.0-pspell-dbgsym     php8.0-tidy
php8.0-bcmath-dbgsym     php8.0-dba               php8.0-imap              php8.0-mysql-dbgsym      php8.0-readline          php8.0-tidy-dbgsym
php8.0-bz2               php8.0-dba-dbgsym        php8.0-imap-dbgsym       php8.0-odbc              php8.0-readline-dbgsym   php8.0-xdebug
php8.0-bz2-dbgsym        php8.0-dev               php8.0-interbase         php8.0-odbc-dbgsym       php8.0-snmp              php8.0-xml
php8.0-cgi               php8.0-enchant           php8.0-interbase-dbgsym  php8.0-opcache           php8.0-snmp-dbgsym       php8.0-xml-dbgsym
php8.0-cgi-dbgsym        php8.0-enchant-dbgsym    php8.0-intl              php8.0-opcache-dbgsym    php8.0-soap              php8.0-xsl
php8.0-cli               php8.0-fpm               php8.0-intl-dbgsym       php8.0-pgsql             php8.0-soap-dbgsym       php8.0-zip
php8.0-cli-dbgsym        php8.0-fpm-dbgsym        php8.0-ldap              php8.0-pgsql-dbgsym      php8.0-sqlite3           php8.0-zip-dbgsym
php8.0-common            php8.0-gd                php8.0-ldap-dbgsym       php8.0-phpdbg            php8.0-sqlite3-dbgsym
php8.0-common-dbgsym     php8.0-gd-dbgsym         php8.0-mbstring          php8.0-phpdbg-dbgsym     php8.0-sybase
php8.0-curl              php8.0-gmp               php8.0-mbstring-dbgsym   php8.0-pspell            php8.0-sybase-dbgsym

Example:

sudo apt install php8.0-{mysql,cli,common,imap,ldap,xml,fpm,curl,mbstring,zip}

To check loaded PHP modules use the command:

$ php -m
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Import large SQL files into Flywheel Local

CategoriesBack End, Database, Development, Flywheel, Tools

Go to WordPress live website and download database using Migrate DB (Tools > Migrate DB). Install if not there.

The database will have the production URL populated in the Find column, in the Replace column enter your local URL (//website.local). Then download the database. Rename file to backup.sql and put in your websites files under {project_name}/app

Open Local by Flywheel and start your website. Right click again and find “Open Site SSH” and click. A terminal will open. Enter this code and press enter:

mysql -u root -proot -f local < /app/backup.sql

And you’re done!

See this article for more details: https://www.ibenic.com/import-databases-local-flywheel-sites/