xMoney Demo Stack (WordPress + WooCommerce, PrestaShop, OpenCart) — Render Ready

This repo lets you run WordPress (install WooCommerce via WP Admin), PrestaShop, and OpenCart locally with Docker, and deploy the same setup to Render via render.yaml.

What you get

• 1x MariaDB (shared) with three databases: wordpress, prestashop, opencart
• WordPress 6.9 with automatic WooCommerce installation and sample products
• Persistent volumes locally, and persistent disks on Render
• PrestaShop and OpenCart are currently disabled (can be enabled by uncommenting in config files)

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Local setup (macOS)

Prereqs

• Docker Desktop installed and running

Start the stack

docker compose up --build

URLs

• WordPress: http://localhost:8080

Notes

• Databases are auto-created on first run via db-init/01-create-dbs.sql

• WordPress 6.9 is pre-installed

• After completing WordPress setup wizard, install WooCommerce and sample products:

  # Find your WordPress container name
  docker ps
  
  # Run initialization script (replace 'xmoney-demo-stack-wp-1' with your container name)
  docker exec -it xmoney-demo-stack-wp-1 /var/www/html/init-wordpress.sh

  This will:

  • Install and activate WooCommerce
  • Add 6 sample products (headphones, t-shirt, water bottle, fitness watch, coffee beans, laptop bag)

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Deploy to Render

Steps

1. Push this repo to GitHub.
2. In Render: New → Blueprint and select your repo.
3. Render will create:
   • demo-db (private MariaDB) + disk
   • wp-web, ps-web, oc-web (web services) + disks

After deploy

• Open WordPress URL and complete the setup wizard
• Then SSH into your WordPress service and run:

  /var/www/html/init-wordpress.sh

  This will install WooCommerce and add sample products automatically.

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Files overview

• docker-compose.yml — local dev
• render.yaml — Render Blueprint
• db.Dockerfile — MariaDB image for Render
• db-init/01-create-dbs.sql — auto-create databases (local)
• wp/, prestashop/, opencart/ — Docker images per app

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Optional upgrades (if you want)

• Auto-install WooCommerce via WP-CLI
• Add phpMyAdmin (private service)
• Separate DB users per app (instead of root)