VWP is still in development! Do NOT use on a production website.

VWP stands for "Vanilla WordPress" and it lets you have Vanilla as a front-end and WordPress be a back-end tool to manage articles.

Prerequisites:

• Your WordPress installation MUST be fresh with no content. There is no batch/import scripts for existing posts at this moment.
• Vanilla must be installed at the root of your website.
• WordPress must be installed in a sub-folder one level down from your Vanilla installation. The folder it's installed in could be named anything.
• For example, the root folder of my website / has my Vanilla installation. In this folder, I can see the bootstrap.php file from Vanilla. In this same folder, I have another folder called wp that contains my complete WordPress installation.

Steps:

1. For Vanilla, copy the vwp folder from the Vanilla-Application folder into your Vanilla installation's /applications folder.
2. Enable the VWP application from the Vanilla dashboard and configure its settings for the WordPress database connection.
3. For WordPress, copy the vwp folder from the WordPress-Plugin folder into your WordPress installation's /wp-content/plugins folder.
4. Enable the VWP plugin from the WordPress admin pages and configure its setting for the Vanilla path.

See IMPLEMENTATION.md file for the conceptualization of this project.