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@algorismus/elementor-ultra-playground

v1.2.0

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One command → a local WordPress with Elementor + the Elementor Ultra companion plugin, ready for exjsx and MCP. No Docker, no PHP, no git clone. Boots from a pre-baked snapshot in seconds.

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@algorismus/elementor-ultra-playground

One command → a local WordPress + Elementor + the Elementor Ultra companion plugin, ready for elementor-jsx (exjsx deploy) and the Elementor Ultra MCP server.

No Docker. No PHP. No MySQL. No git clone. It runs on WordPress Playground (PHP-WASM, pure Node) and boots from a pre-baked site snapshot, so you skip the ~4 minutes a cold WordPress + Elementor install costs.

npx @algorismus/elementor-ultra-playground

That's it. First run downloads a ~50 MB snapshot once (cached under your home) and boots in seconds; later runs boot in a few seconds. When it's up you get:

  WordPress   http://127.0.0.1:8899/wp-admin   (admin / password)
  Elementor   4.2.1 (free) + Elementor Ultra companion plugin

  For the MCP server and `exjsx deploy`:
      WP_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8899
      WP_USER=admin
      WP_APP_PASSWORD=…

Point exjsx or the MCP server at those three values and start authoring.

Why it's fast

A cold local site downloads WordPress, installs Elementor from wordpress.org, activates the plugin, flips on the V4 experiments, fixes permalinks, and mints an app password — minutes of work. This package ships that finished state as a snapshot and hydrates it, so the only cost is a one-time download and a few seconds of boot.

The app password is baked into the snapshot and printed on every boot. It is a throwaway credential for a local-only dev site (WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE=local) — never reuse it anywhere real.

Flags

| Flag | Meaning | |------|---------| | --port <n> | serve on a different port (default 8899) | | --fresh | wipe the cached site and re-hydrate from the snapshot | | --provision | skip the snapshot; provision a fresh site from bundled assets (needs network for wordpress.org) | | --tarball <path> | hydrate from a local snapshot tarball instead of downloading | | --dir <path> | hydrate into a specific directory instead of the cache |

Environment: ELEMENTOR_ULTRA_HOME overrides the cache location; ULTRA_PORT sets the port.

Reset

npx @algorismus/elementor-ultra-playground --fresh

What's inside the snapshot

WordPress (Playground build) + Elementor 4.2.1 (free) + the Elementor Ultra companion plugin + pretty permalinks + WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE=local baked into wp-config.php + the V4 atomic / classes / variables experiments active + a minted local-dev application password.

Part of Elementor Ultra

License

MIT © Algorismus