How to test WordPress wp_mail(); between local and production server

🚀 Mastering how to test WordPress wp_mail(); between local and production servers simplified!
Hey everyone, it's Elliott. Today, I'm going through the ins and outs of testing WordPress's wp_mail() function seamlessly between your local and production servers. This is my usual day in the life of a WordPress developer!
👨‍💻 The Script Unveiled: I'm running a script packed with WP CLI commands, setting up our WordPress site effortlessly. From downloading core files to configuring roles and SSL certification, I'll be covering it all.
⌨️ Executing the Script: With a simple shell or sh wpinstall.sh command, the script handles downloads, configurations, and more. Your site is ready to roll with just a few keystrokes.
📧 Testing WP_mail(): I'll then explore WP admin to ensure our plugin is activated and roles are set. Then, I'll guide you through testing wp_mail() functionality using the password reset feature.
💡 WP_mail(): Dive into the heart of WordPress installation. I'll show you how to tailor the wp_mail() function to customize emails for different scenarios. It's a game-changer for testing!
🛠️ Old vs. New Methods: Explore two approaches-defining constants in the wp-config.php file and using the WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE. Learn how these methods can elevate your testing game on both local and production servers.
💡 Workflow Enhancement: Discover how environment-specific constants go beyond email testing. From API calls to payment gateways, I'll show you how to optimize your workflow.
🙌 Join the Conversation: Share your thoughts and alternative approaches in the comments. Let's build a community of WordPress testers helping each other out!
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