WP Docker (Beta)

A docker environment for WordPress site development.

Requirements

• docker-compose
• composer
• npm

Usage

Clone Repository:

git clone --recursive [email protected]:xwp/wp-docker.git

Install Plugins:

composer install

Add Environment Variables:

cp .env.sample .env

This creates a new .env file from the .env.sample file and is not checked into git, change the settings as needed.

Start:

bin/up {optional:parameters}

The optional parameters give you the ability to append configurations to the script. However, the bin/up script by default adds the --build parameter if nothing is passed to it. For example, you could run Docker in daemon mode by adding -d and that would be the only parameter. So if you want the default behaviour plus daemon mode you would do:

bin/up --build -d

Although it's not recommended, you can alternatively use:

docker-compose up

Stop:

bin/down

Alternatively use:

docker-compose down

MySQL

Docker will execute files with extensions .sh, .sql and .sql.gz that are found in the mysql directory. Files will be executed in alphabetical order. You can easily populate your mariadb service by mounting a SQL dump into that directory and provide custom images with contributed data. SQL files will be imported by default to the database specified by the MYSQL_DATABASE variable. However, it may not be the ideal workflow to load the DB this way so there are additional custom import and export capabilities.

Import:

bin/mysql-import {path-to-file}.sql

Running the bin/mysql-import bash script will import an SQL file into the database which is defined in the MYSQL_DATABASE environment variable. All you need to do is supply a path to the SQL file.

Export:

bin/mysql-export 

Running the bin/mysql-export bash script will create a backup of the database inside the mysql/backups directory with the format {db-name}-{timestamp}.sql

PHPUnit

bin/phpunit 

Running the default command without any parameters will automatically run the testsuite. As well, the pre-commit hook will also run the testsuite for the plugins automatically. Both use the PHPUNIT_CONFIG variable found in the .dev-lib configuration file.

The bin/phpunit bash script is a wrapper for phpunit inside Docker and excepts all the same parameters. The following will manually run the unit tests for the plugins.

bin/phpunit -c /var/www/html/wp-tests/phpunit.xml.dist 

You can additionally add a coverage clover by doing the following.

bin/phpunit -c ../wp-tests/phpunit.xml.dist --coverage-html ../wp-tests/coverage

Notice that relative paths work, as well. This is because the current working directory when running test in Docker is the host machines {project_root}/bin directory.

PHPCS

bin/phpcs {path}

Performs preset PHP Coding Standard and WordPress sniffs. The bin/phpcs bash script is a wrapper for phpcs inside Docker with the parameters already supplied. The script requires/accepts an absolute (docker) or relative (host) path to a directory or file. Configurations are automatically set by parameters in the .dev-lib file.

PHPCBF

bin/phpcbf {path}

To automatically fix as many sniff violations as possible, use the phpcbf command in place of the phpcs command. The bin/phpcbf bash script is a wrapper for phpcbf inside Docker with the parameters already supplied. The script requires/accepts an absolute (docker) or relative (host) path to a directory or file. Configurations are automatically set by parameters in the .dev-lib file.

Run Commands

bin/run {command}

The bin/run bash script is a wrapper for the following docker-compose script. This is essential to interacting with the php service and its linked services. You can quicky run commands even when the Docker container is not up.

1. docker-compose run --rm php <command>

You could also do this manually with docker exec by doing the following.

1. docker ps
2. Get the ID of the PHP container
3. docker exec -it <id> <command>

Plugin Scaffolding

Foo Bar is a built-in template plugin for scaffolding WordPress plugins. The bin/plugin bash script will copy the foo-bar plugin and make the necessary replacements via:

bin/plugin "Hello World"

This will create a plugin hello-world in the wp-content/plugins directory and will greatly speed up plugin development inside this repo.

Be sure to add your new plugin to the testsuite inside the wp-tests/phpunit.xml.dist file to ensure your PHPUnit tests are included in the pre-commit hook and bin/phpunit script. It is required that you run this script from this repositories root directory.