drupal_ti - Travis Integration for Drupal modules
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Versions
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Welcome!
Welcome and thanks for trying drupal_ti!, (*3)
This will make it simple to use travis to test your drupal modules with simpletest and phpunit tests., (*4)
All you need is to push your drupal.org repository to Github, setup the module below, login to travis-ci.org, setup the repo and you are up and running in no time., (*5)
Setup
Copy .travis.yml.dist to your root folder as .travis.yml and customize the DRUPAL_TI_MODULE_NAME global environment variable to match the name of your module., (*6)
You will also need to activate one matrix option, based on if you have support for Simpletest, PHPUnit, Behat or all together:, (*7)
env:
matrix:
# [[[ SELECT ANY OR MORE OPTIONS ]]]
- DRUPAL_TI_RUNNERS="phpunit"
- DRUPAL_TI_RUNNERS="phpunit simpletest behat"
This example would run phpunit as one matrix runner, which gives you results fast, then phpunit, simpletest and behat as the slow runner., (*8)
If you want to run drupal_ti with a Drupal-8 module, then you need to use:, (*9)
- DRUPAL_TI_ENVIROMENT="drupal-8"
Using a different tests/ directory.
If your tests/ and composer.json are not in tests/ directory you will want to change:, (*10)
before_install:
# Comment this line for different directories, e.g. composer in the root.
# - cd ./tests
How does it work
drupal_ti provides a drupal-ti command, which is then called with each stage of travis-ci (e.g. install, before_script, ...)., (*11)
By providing different runners in runners/simpletest or runners/phpunit/ the corresponding scripts are executed (e.g. runners/phpunit/script.sh)., (*12)
Also diffent environments are included from environments/$DRUPAL_TI_ENVIRONMENT.sh
, which makes it possible to distinguish easily between Drupal 7 and 8., (*13)
This gives you a modular travis experience and such the scripts can be very generic., (*14)
Drupal is installed in $TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR/drupal_travis/drupal and drush is available after before_script stage., (*15)
How to customize the default behavior
By using, (*16)
- DRUPAL_TI_SCRIPT_DIR_BEFORE="./drupal_ti/before"
- DRUPAL_TI_SCRIPT_DIR_AFTER="./drupal_ti/after"
you can define your own scripts from your base directory, and drupal_ti will call them before and after your main scripts., (*17)
This is useful to change default environment variables, e.g. environments/drupal-7.sh defines, (*18)
export DRUPAL_TI_DRUSH_VERSION="drush/drush:6.*"
but you might want a different version and also override the drupal_ti_install_drupal function (as core-quick-drupal command needs drush 6)., (*19)
Theoretically you can even define multiple by just seperating them with a space or installed via composer - the possibilities are endless :)., (*20)
Example:, (*21)
- DRUPAL_TI_SCRIPT_DIR_BEFORE="./drupal_ti/before ./vendor/lionsad/drupal_ti_base_cool/drupal_ti/before"
- DRUPAL_TI_SCRIPT_DIR_AFTER="./drupal_ti/after ./vendor/lionsad/drupal_ti_base_cool/drupal_ti/after"
Adding module dependencies from Github repositories
Your module may have several dependencies that are not hosted on Drupal.org. These modules can be added using a custom script and including
them in the .travis.yml
file., (*22)
In .travis.yml
you will have a section before_script
. The default command here installs drupal and the module we are testing. We can add a command drupal-ti --include [script]
. This command will load the script first and then run the default drupal-ti before_script
command., (*23)
.travis.yml
before_script:
# We run our script to add module dependencies
# This uses git clone over HTTPS because the modules don't currently
# exist on drupal.org.
- drupal-ti --include drupal_ti/before/before_script.sh
- drupal-ti before_script
The script path is relative to our /tests
directory since we moved to that default directory during the before_install
process., (*24)
We can now create our custom script as follows,, (*25)
/tests/drupal_ti/before/before_script.sh
#!/bin/bash
# Add an optional statement to see that this is running in Travis CI.
echo "running drupal_ti/before/before_script.sh"
set -e $DRUPAL_TI_DEBUG
# Ensure the right Drupal version is installed.
# The first time this is run, it will install Drupal.
# Note: This function is re-entrant.
drupal_ti_ensure_drupal
# Change to the Drupal directory
cd "$DRUPAL_TI_DRUPAL_DIR"
# Create the the module directory (only necessary for D7)
# For D7, this is sites/default/modules
# For D8, this is modules
mkdir -p "$DRUPAL_TI_DRUPAL_DIR/$DRUPAL_TI_MODULES_PATH"
cd "$DRUPAL_TI_DRUPAL_DIR/$DRUPAL_TI_MODULES_PATH"
# Manually clone the dependencies
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/my-project/my-dependency.git
# or with a different branch
git clone --depth 1 --branch 8.x-1.x https://github.com/my-project/my-dependency.git
The directory /tests/drupal_ti/before/
can also be used to add auto-discovered scripts using a more complex pattern /tests/before/runners/[runner]/[command].sh
. This will, however be limited to a specific runner, while the above include
pattern will run for all runners., (*26)
Script with Composer Manager
Composer manager is a popular dependency and one that requires extra work in order to be set up., (*27)
#!/bin/bash
# Add an optional statement to see that this is running in Travis CI.
echo "running drupal_ti/before/before_script.sh"
set -e $DRUPAL_TI_DEBUG
# Ensure the right Drupal version is installed.
# The first time this is run, it will install Drupal.
# Note: This function is re-entrant.
drupal_ti_ensure_drupal
# Change to the Drupal directory
cd "$DRUPAL_TI_DRUPAL_DIR"
# Create the the module directory (only necessary for D7)
# For D7, this is sites/default/modules
# For D8, this is modules
mkdir -p "$DRUPAL_TI_DRUPAL_DIR/$DRUPAL_TI_MODULES_PATH"
cd "$DRUPAL_TI_DRUPAL_DIR/$DRUPAL_TI_MODULES_PATH"
# Manually clone the dependencies
git clone --depth 1 --branch 8.x-1.x http://git.drupal.org/project/composer_manager.git
# Initialize composer manage
php "$DRUPAL_TI_DRUPAL_DIR/$DRUPAL_TI_MODULES_PATH/composer_manager/scripts/init.php"
# Ensure the module is linked into the code base and enabled.
# Note: This function is re-entrant.
drupal_ti_ensure_module_linked
# Update composer
cd "$DRUPAL_TI_DRUPAL_DIR"
composer drupal-rebuild
composer install --prefer-source
Contributions
Contributions are welcome., (*28)
Drush
For your convenience the 'drush site-set' command is set for the Drupal installation, so any Drush commands triggered in your own scripts will be run against the test Drupal instance., (*29)