Drupal Norge Open Social

Installation

There is three different ways based on your development environment.

If you want a database dump, here is one: https://drupalnorge.no/sanitized.db

a) Your own development environment

1. Clone this repository. For example with: git clone git@github.com:drupalnorge/drupalnorge-social.git

2. cd into the repository root. Install the composer dependencies. For example with: composer install

3. Install drupal. You can do this however you want. One way is to use drush: drush site-install --db-url=mysql://USER:PASS@HOST/DATABASE

b) Using DDEV as a development environment

We have a ready configuration file for DDEV development environment for you. However, you can modify the DDEV-configuration on .ddev/.config.yaml-file.

git clone git@github.com:drupalnorge/drupalnorge-social.git dnorge
cd dnorge
ddev auth ssh && ddev start && ddev composer install

Copy database or files from the production environment.

• Database: drush sql-sync @prod @self -y or use the sanitized database above.
• Files: drush rsync @prod:%files @self:%files -y

Or you can spin up as a new one by Drush: ddev drush site-install -y

Upgrading open social

Refer to this guide: https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/distributions/open-social/installing-and-updating

Running tests locally

• Install chromedriver with npm. If you do not have npm, install it together with nodejs. To install chromedriver inside of the project root, just run this command: npm install chromedriver
• Create a file called behat.yml in the project root. It should contain the following:

imports:
  # This tells behat to use all defaults, except the ones we override.
  - 'behat.yml.dist'
default:
  extensions:
    Behat\MinkExtension:
      # Set this to whatever your project is available at, locally.
      base_url: http://drupalnorge.localhost/
      selenium2:
        wd_host: http://localhost:8643/wd/hub

If you also want to watch the tests run on your computer, you can uncomment the line about headless in behat.yml.dist, like so (do not commit this change):

-              - "--headless"
+              #- "--headless"

Now we want to start chromedriver. You can do this in one terminal window, and start the tests in another:

./node_modules/.bin/chromedriver --port=8643 --url-base=wd/hub

Next step is to run the tests. In another terminal window, run the following command, in the project root:

composer test