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Update documentation for plugins installer

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Also provide example of extending this image
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@ -44,18 +44,54 @@ WARNING: This feature is experimental and can fail. Proceed with caution
This container can install plugins during container startup defined in environment variable WORDPRESS_PLUGIN_LIST
If environment variable is left empty, or undefined, installer will skip.
If environment variable is left empty, or undefined, installer will skip.<br/>
Consider using custom image with plugins pre-installed in order to speed up container startup, and follow the best practices.
Plugins are not activated automatically; This is intentional.
Usage example:
```
# Notice that specific version can be defined
WORDPRESS_PLUGIN_LIST=akismet:4.1.8 two-factor
WP_PLUGINS_INSTALL_CONCURRENCY=10
```
`WP_PLUGINS_INSTALL_CONCURRENCY` is optional, and defines how many plugins can be installed in parallel. Default is 5. <br/>
If you have a lot of plugins, you can increase this value to speed up installation, but be aware that this can cause issues, such as overloaded network connection, or even server overload. <br/>
You should not set this value to value higher than number of CPU threads ( * 1.5 ).
Caveats:
* If plugin was previously installed, and not defined on the list, it will NOT be removed.
* If plugin install fails, container will exit with error
* Plugins are not activated automatically; This is intentional.
* If container startup speed is crucial (eg. start-on-demand ), don't use this feature, as it will block container startup until all plugins are installed.
#### Extending image
You can extend this image and install plugins during build time, using `wp-plugin` script. <br/>
Example:
```Dockerfile
FROM nlss/wordpress:6.1.1 AS wp-plugins-installer
RUN set -eux \
&& export WP_PLUGINS_PATH="/var/www/html/wp-content/plugins" \
&& wp-plugin download akismet 4.1.8 \
&& wp-plugin download two-factor \
&& wp-plugin download wp-mail-smtp
# Final image
FROM nlss/wordpress:6.1.1
# Example:
# - Install ext-redis with pecl
# - Enable ext-redis
# - Remove pear/pecl cache
# - Put production-ready php.ini in use
RUN set -eux \
&& pecl install redis \
&& docker-php-ext-enable redis \
&& rm -rf /tmp/pear \
&& cp "${PHP_INI_DIR}/php.ini-production" "${PHP_INI_DIR}/php.ini"
COPY --from=wp-plugins-installer ["/var/www/html/wp-content/plugins", "/var/www/html/wp-content/plugins"]
```
### TODO
* ~Disable core updates~