Installing plugins when installing WordPress

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Hi guys.

I do relatively many WordPress installations from Hestia CP.

The thing is that when I install a new WordPress comes the tedious task of installing the plugins I use regularly (there are about 8).

I would like: in the same way that I install Akismet and Hello dolly (I don’t use either of them) to be able to load at the same time the plugins I need, including theme (but as it is premium I understand that it is more complicated as it is not in the repository).

I don’t want to go into the HestiaCP templates without knowing what I’m doing and have everything stop working. Could someone shed some light on this issue for me?

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Hello Dolly and Askimet are part of Wordpress core

The only know method is to adjust the installer and add new plugins like we do with password-hash changes

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I don’t really mind manually removing the two plugins, it’s already a chore.

What I’m interested in is to tell you a list of plugins (with their respective links to the official repository)

I know I can do it with a plugin like wp-favs, but it would be much more efficient if when I install WordPress from HestiaCP it would already give me the plugins I need.

In any case thanks for your answer

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I have a base user with a base WP install.

Just backup the web, restore it under a different user and perform a search-replace in the database.

You may also have a cli command to download all the plugins via WP cli

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Thank you very much for your idea.

The thing is that I have a local installation with the plugins, themes and other settings that I need even before I know the project.

Then with a plugin called “all in one wp migration” I take it to the new installation and I have it ready in one go.

I was just looking for a more efficient method to do the installation as a pack.

Again thank you very much

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I didn’t make myself clear.

Create a new hestia user with web and database

Create a base web project. Every plugin installed and configured, every page, category, etc.

So you only have to upload the logo, set colors, texts and images.

Then pass a quality control.

Take a backup of that files and database with a script.

When you have a new project, have the script decompress files and dump the database.

Then perform a search-replace for the new domain in the database and there you go!

That is what I do.