• PHP v7.1 or above for the composer dependencies.
• WP-CLI installed on the Wordpress host.
• Working Wordpress site from which content will be exported.
• R/W access to wp-content/uploads on the Wordpress site.
• Composer installed on the Grav host.

1. Download and move this plugin to your Wordpress's wp-content/plugins directory.
2. Run composer install --no-dev within the wp2grav_exporter directory to install dependencies.
3. Enable it via wp plugin activate wp2grav_exporter or via the admin gui.
4. Run wp wp2grav-all to export all items. See other options below.
5. Exported files are located at WP_ROOT/wp-content/uploads/wp2grav-exports/DATE
6. For Grav v1.6 sites, https://github.com/david-szabo97/grav-plugin-admin-addon-user-manager is recommended to view and manage users. This is not required for Grav 1.7+ sites.

Running wp wp2grav-all will run each of the following export steps at once. Afterwards, follow each section below on how to import the new data to a Grav install.

Wordpress users on left exported to Grav on the right.

wp wp2grav-users will generate Grav user account files.

• User accounts in the export directory under EXPORT/accounts/.
  • Usernames will be padded to a minimum of 3 characters, maximum of 16.
  • If a username is truncated or padded, the username will also have the Wordpress uid to avoid collisions.
  • Passwords in each account are randomly generated, and have no connection with the respective Wordpress account. The plaintext password automatically converts to a hashed_password once the account authenticates for the first time.

Copy the EXPORT/accounts directory to your user directory (e.g. username.yaml files should be placed at user/accounts).

Wordpress users with roles on left exported to Grav groups on the right.

wp wp2grav-roles will generate a Grav groups.yaml file.

Wordpress user roles export as Grav groups in a groups.yaml file at config/groups.yaml. Some notes about the role exporting:

• Each Wordpress role is converted to the Grav group wp_<ROLE_WITH_UNDERSCORES> (e.g. subscriber becomes wp_subscriber).
• Wordpress users with administrator roles receive the wp_administrator group.
• The wp_administrator group receives admin.super access along with admin.login access. Accounts with these permissions are full admins on the site!
• A new Grav group called wp_authenticated_user group receives admin.login access.
• All accounts receive the "wp_authenticated_user" group.

Copy the EXPORT/config directory to users/config.

Wordpress post types are converte to Grav page types, with a pre-pended "WP" in front of each type (highlighted in yellow here).

• wp wp2grav-post-types will generate a basic Grav plugin, along with page types that match the Wordpress post types.

• A Grav plugin will be generated that will present basic field functionality within the Admin tool.

• Copy the EXPORT/plugins directory to your user directory
• Navigate to the Grav plugin directory user/plugins/wordpress-exporter-helper and run composer install.

Admin view of Wordpress "Sample Page" on left exported to Grav markdown on the right.

User view of Wordpress "Sample Page" on left exported and rendered via Grav on the right.

• wp wp2grav-posts will export all posts.

• Each post/page will be exported to directories matching metadata from the post, typically the post/ page title.
• Library media will be copied to the data/wp-content and in-line content will (eventually) be included within the page's directory.

• Copy the EXPORT/pages directory to your user directory
• Copy the EXPORT/data directory to your user directory

Admin view of WordPress General Settings on left exported to Grav Site Config on the right.

• wp wp2grav-site will export site metadata.

• Grav site metadata is stored in EXPORT/config/site.yaml.

• Copy the EXPORT/config/site.yaml directory to Grav at user/config/site.yaml.