README

Initialize

Create the project (stable version)

composer create-project enpii/wp-proj <folder-name>

Use development version (branch master)

composer create-project -s dev enpii/wp-proj <folder-name>

in case you want to specify the branch (e.g. branch develop)

composer create-project -s dev enpii/wp-proj:dev-develop <folder-name>

Ensure that you have tne .env file, if it doesn't exists, you can copy from the example file

cp .env.example .env

Then use the appropriate env variables for you working environment, remember to check the SALTS section to use correct ones.

Development

Install (or update) the dependencies

docker run --rm --interactive --tty -e XDEBUG_MODE=off -v $PWD:/app -v ~/.composer:/root/.composer npbtrac/php80_cli composer install

Deploy with Docker

The Docker file is built on top of serversideup/docker-php https://github.com/serversideup/docker-php (which are ready for production according to Server Side Up team)

Start all containers

docker-compose up -d

then the website would be available at http://127.0.0.1:19180/ (the port 19180 can be edited in .env file) - If WP_DEBUG set to 0 or 'off' or not set, the container wordpress would have xDebug working as we are in the debug mode

Update composer with Docker (disable xDebug should help the composer install/update faster)

docker-compose exec -e XDEBUG_MODE=off wordpress composer update

Run wp-cli (you must run with the user webuser to avoid running as root)

docker-compose exec --user=webuser wordpress wp plugin list

or check system info

docker-compose exec --user=webuser wordpress wp enpii-base info

or add Admin user

docker-compose exec --user=webuser wordpress wp user create <admin_username> <admin_email> --user_pass=<admin_password> --role=administrator

Run wp-app artisan

docker-compose exec --user=webuser wordpress ./wp-enpii-base-artisan wp-app:hello

docker-compose exec --user=webuser wordpress wp enpii-base artisan wp-app:hello

Working with GIT

You can put your own plugins, themes, mu-plugins to corresponding folders. Then if you use git, you can add these things to your repository by:
- Update the ./wp-content/.gitignore to allow your plugins, mu-plugins, themes
- e.g. you have a plugin called hello-world, you need to add this
```
!plugins/hello-world
!plugins/hello-world/**
```
- Then you can git add <your-plugin-folder> to the repo

Compiling assets (CSS, JS)

This repo consists of a sample plugin Demoda and a sample theme Appeara Alpha, it has the webpack configs to compile plugin and theme CSS and JS. The assets would be compiled to public-assets/dist folders

To install dependencies

docker compose exec wordpress yarn install

Compile plugin assets

docker compose exec wordpress yarn build-plugin

or to watch and compile

docker compose exec wordpress yarn dev-plugin

Similarly to the theme with

docker compose exec wordpress yarn build-theme

and watch

docker compose exec wordpress yarn dev-theme

Working with Translation

Create the pot file for the Appeara Alpha theme

docker compose exec --user=webuser wordpress yarn i18n:make-pot <path/of/plugin-or-theme/folder> <path/to/pot-file>

e.g.

docker compose exec --user=webuser wordpress yarn i18n:make-pot public/wp-content/themes/appeara-alpha public/wp-content/themes/appeara-alpha/languages/appeara-alpha.pot

Notes: if you are using Yarn < 1.0, you need to add -- before arguments like this

docker compose exec --user=webuser wordpress yarn i18n:make-pot -- public/wp-content/themes/appeara-alpha public/wp-content/themes/appeara-alpha/languages/appeara-alpha.pot

Update the pot file to existing po files (same parent folder)

docker compose exec --user=webuser wordpress yarn i18n:update-po <path/to/pot-file>

e.g.

docker compose exec --user=webuser wordpress yarn i18n:update-po public/wp-content/themes/appeara-alpha/languages/appeara-alpha.pot

Create mo file (from po file), same parent folder

docker compose exec --user=webuser wordpress yarn i18n:make-mo <po-path>

e.g.

docker compose exec --user=webuser wordpress yarn i18n:make-mo public/wp-content/themes/appeara-alpha/languages/appeara-alpha-vi.po

Notes: Of course you can update the script (in package.json) to match your project.

Working with PHP Code Styling (PHPCS)

Check PHP code style of the project (using phpcs configuration file)

docker compose exec wordpress yarn phpcs

Check PHP code style of a certain directory

docker compose exec wordpress yarn phpcs <path/to/folder>

e.g.

docker compose exec wordpress yarn phpcs public/wp-content/plugins/demoda

you should use the relative path

Repair PHP code style

docker compose exec wordpress yarn phpcbf <path/to/folder>

e.g.

docker compose exec wordpress yarn phpcbf public/wp-content/plugins/demoda

Working with Unit Test

This project uses PHPUnit and configured Codeception Test framework. You should use PHPUnit to run the test because it supports isolationProcess which allow Mockery overload, alias to happen. You can run Codeception if you want.

Creating test files

Add a new Unit Test file

docker-compose exec --user=webuser wordpress wp enpii-base artisan wp-app:make:phpunit <relative/path/without/.php>

e.g

docker-compose exec --user=webuser wordpress wp enpii-base artisan wp-app:make:phpunit tests/Unit/Demoda/App/WP/Tmp_Test

or with Codeception

docker compose exec wordpress yarn codecept:generate-unit Demoda/Test/Test.php

this command will create the file Demoda/Test/Test.php to the path of codeception unit setting suites/tests/unit. DO REMEMBER to use the setUp() method instead of the _before() to be able to run the test file with the PHPUnit as well.

Running Unit Test

Run Unit Test on a single file/folder with PHPUnit

docker compose exec wordpress yarn phpunit tests/Unit/Demoda

If you want to run Unit Test for a file/folder and only want the coverage report on a certain file/folder you can run with PHPUnit

docker compose exec wordpress yarn phpunit:coverage-single --whitelist=<path/to/folder/to/perform/the/coverage> <path/to/test/folder>

e.g. (with extra --debug option)

docker compose exec wordpress yarn phpunit:coverage-single --bootstrap=tests/bootstrap-unit.php --debug --whitelist=public/wp-content/plugins/demoda/src/App/WP/Demoda_WP_Plugin.php tests/Unit/Demoda/App/WP/Demoda_WP_Plugin_Test.php

Run Unit Test with PHPUnit (with coverage report to the folder tests/_output/phpunit)

docker compose exec wordpress yarn phpunit:coverage-html tests/_output/phpunit

or you just want to see the result in the console (not an HTML file)

docker compose exec wordpress yarn phpunit:coverage

Notes: You can use Codeception for Unit testing as the configuration is there but Codeception does not support isolationProcess, that means the test with Mokery overload would fail.

docker compose exec wordpress yarn codecept:unit

enpii / wp-proj

Maintainers

Details

README

Initialize

Development

Deploy with Docker

Working with GIT

Compiling assets (CSS, JS)

Working with Translation

Working with PHP Code Styling (PHPCS)

Working with Unit Test

Creating test files

Running Unit Test