1. Add wpsh/wpsh as a developer dependency to your project:

    $ npm install --save-dev wpsh/wpsh
   

   Run npm init if your project is missing the package.json file.

2. Add wpsh to the scripts section of the package.json file:

    "scripts": {
      "wpsh": "wpsh"
    }
   

3. Use npm run wpsh to run the WP Shuttle script.

To run it as wpsh instead of npm run wpsh you should add path to the local npm bin folder to the $PATH environment variable by appending the following to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc:

export PATH="./node_modules/.bin:$PATH"

and restart the shell to trigger the change.

1. Update the Travis CI config .travis.yml to deploy your plugin when committing to master and tagging a release:

    deploy:
      - provider: script
        script: npm run wpsh $TRAVIS_TAG
        on:
          tags: true
      - provider: script
        script: npm run wpsh trunk
        on:
          branch: master
   

2. Specify the following environment variables in the Travis CI repository settings for deploying to the WordPress plugin SVN repository:

   • WP_ORG_SLUG
   • WP_ORG_USERNAME
   • WP_ORG_PASSWORD

3. Use .svnignore to exclude files and folders from the deployment.