ethical-jobs / laravel-elasticsearch
Laravel elasticsearch
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Requires
- php: >=7.1
- elasticsearch/elasticsearch: ^5.3
- ethical-jobs/laravel-storage: >=1.0 <2.0
- m6web/elasticsearch-mock: ^5.0
- ongr/elasticsearch-dsl: ^5.0
Requires (Dev)
- codedungeon/phpunit-result-printer: ^0.5.3
- hirak/prestissimo: ^0.3.7
- mockery/mockery: 1.0.*
- orchestra/database: ~3.5
- orchestra/testbench: ~3.5
- phpunit/phpunit: ~6.5
README
- Model observers for syncing Elasticsearch to Eloquent: indexing, reindexing and deleting documents.
- Artisan commands to manage an Elasticsearch index
- Eloquent hydrators for hydrating Eloquent models from Elasticsearch results
- StdClass hydrators for hydrating Objects from Elasticsearch results
- Multi process, high speed document indexing
- Distributed multi-process indexing-operations logging to slack for better visibility and debugging
- Extensive integration and unit test suite
Running test suite
Some setup is required to run the test suite in this package as it requires docker to spin up an elasticsearch instance to test against.
Using PHP Storm for testing
To do this in PHP Storm takes a little config as it requires you to setup docker as your remote tester.
Step 1: Configure Docker Daemon
Open up Settings
-> Build, Execution, Deployment
-> Docker
and select Docker for Mac
.
PHP Storm should configure everything it needs to connect to Docker daemon from your local installation of Docker.
NOTE: you will need to install Docker for Mac to use this setup
Step 2: Configure PHP interpreter to use Docker container
Open up Settings
-> Languages and Frameworks
-> PHP
and select the elipsis next to CLI interpreter
.
Create a new PHP CLI interpreter from Docker using the Configuration from ./docker-compose.yml
. It should
automatically configure paths, etc based on your interpreter.
Step 3: Configure PHP Test Frameworks
Open up Settings
-> Languages and Frameworks
-> PHP
-> Test Frameworks
and add a new PHP by remote interpreter
. Select the CLI Interpreter you just created in Step 2 and apply config.
Step 4: Run tests in PHP Storm
All dependencies should be working now