https://github.com/netlogix/nlxlanguageshopsessionsyncshopware
https://github.com/netlogix/nlxlanguageshopsessionsyncshopware
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- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/netlogix/nlxlanguageshopsessionsyncshopware
- Owner: netlogix
- License: other
- Created: 2021-05-18T06:52:32.000Z (about 4 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2021-06-01T07:46:53.000Z (almost 4 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-09-17T16:35:26.042Z (8 months ago)
- Language: PHP
- Size: 57.6 KB
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 4
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.TESTING.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
Docker based Shopware Testing Environment
=========================================
For easier testing with different shopware- and/or php-versions we use a docker based environment.
There are some docker containers providing MySQL, PHP and so on.
The local filesystem is mapped into the containers that need them.
**NOTE on this README**
This file assumes that bin-scripts are installed to ```vendor/bin``` (as composer does by default).
If your changed this behaviour in your ```composer.json```
you have to adjust the commands written in this file accordingly.
Installation
------------
To use the testing environment in a project,
add the following dependency to your project's composer.json's require-dev section:
"require-dev": {
"solutiondrive/sd-test-environment-shopware": "*"
}
Then do a `composer update` or use `composer require --dev` instead.
To initialize the testing environment simply run the following:
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh init
This will create some files:
/README.TESTING.md # This README.md in your project for other developers
/etc/test/docker-compose.yml # A docker-compose file which can be modified for special needs
Usage / First steps
-------------------
First you should start the testing docker containers (see also next section of this README):
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh start
Handle plugin
-------------
For all following commands you must pass a php version, e.g. 71 for PHP 7.1 container:
For adding the plugin run:
vendor/bin/sdPlugin.sh 71 add
For removing the plugin run:
vendor/bin/sdPlugin.sh 71 remove
For activating the plugin run:
vendor/bin/sdPlugin.sh 71 activate
For deactivating the plugin run:
vendor/bin/sdPlugin.sh 71 deactivate
Controlling the testing environment
-----------------------------------
To start the containers and get back your local shell just run:
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh start
To stop the containers run:
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh stop
In stopped state the containers data is saved.
To destroy your containers you can run:
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh remove
To restart your containers without loosing data you can run:
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh restart
Can can also run the containers in foreground to monitor the log output of the containers:
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh run
Then you can stop the execution by pressing CTRL+C. The containers will exit cleanly.
If you started the container in background using ```start```, you can view the logs by running:
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh logs
You can follow the logs (as known from ```tail -f``` or ```tailf```):
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh logs -f
To connect to the mysql server use ```127.0.0.1``` as host with port (default: 10331) configured in ```etc/test/docker-compose.yml```.
Less frequently needed
----------------------
To force a rebuild of the containers you can run:
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh build --no-cache
To be sure that you have the latest version of the (base) containers you can force pulling newer images:
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh build --no-cache --pull
To be sure to use the newest containers (not only build based containers):
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh pull
To destroy and restart your containers in one step without rebuilding images run:
vendor/bin/sdTest.sh reset
Executing a command in the testing environment
----------------------------------------------
Commands (for example to clear the cache or to run the setup) can be executed inside the container.
You must give a version to execute command on, e.g. 71 for PHP 7.1 container:
vendor/bin/runInSdTest.sh 71 ./app/install.sh
If you want to you can even get a shell inside the PHP container:
vendor/bin/runInSdTest.sh 71 /bin/bash