ecomdev/mageci

[ABADONED] Magento Continuous Integration Tools

Magento Continuous Integration Tools

A set of tools to help set up a proper environment for testing magento

Installation

Installation is very easy though composer.json

In your application or dependent library root directory, create a composer.json file. In case you are not familiar with Composer, see composer.json Schema.

In the require or alternatively in the require-dev section, add the following dependency:

"ecomdev/mage-ci": "dev-master"

Usage

Running a batch of PHPUnit tests

$ mage-ci phpunit <directory> <OPTIONS> 
    Runs unit tests for all phpunit.xml or phpunit.dist.xml files in <directory> or its subdirectories. 
    <OPTIONS> will be passed directly to phpunit binary.

Installing a particular Magento version

$ bin/mage-ci install <magento_directory> <version> <db_name> <OPTIONS>
    Installs a Magento version to a specified destination
      -c                  Create databases flag
      -t                  Create test database flag (only in combination with -c option)
      -u  <db_user>       DB Username
      -p  <db_pass>       DB Password
      -r  <sql_base_url>  SQL dumps repository url for a particular Magento version (<sql_base_url>/<version>.sql.gz)
      -f  <sql_dump_file> SQL dump file, if you'd like to preinstall some data and specfied -c option

Installing a Magento module

$ bin/mage-ci install-module <magento_directory> <module_dir_or_vcs_url>
    Installs a Magento module with modman definition 

Updating installed Magento modules

$ bin/mage-ci update-modules <magento_directory>
    Updates all installed modman modules at specified Magento instnace 

Uninstalling Magento version

$ bin/mage-ci uninstall <magento_directory> [<db_name>] <OPTIONS>
    Performs uninstall of Magento instance
      -u  <db_user>       DB Username
      -p  <db_pass>       DB Password

Uninstalling Magento module

$ bin/mage-ci uninstall-module <magento_directory> <module_dir_or_vcs_url>
    Performs uninstall of Magento module from instance

Mass Install of Magento versions

$ bin/mage-ci install-multiple <directory> <prefix> <version1> ... <versionN> <OPTIONS>
    Installs multiple version of magento at <directory> in subdirectories which name is a combined value of <prefix>-<version> 
       -d  <download_dir>  Directory where all downloads are stored
       -u  <db_user>       DB Username
       -p  <db_pass>       DB Password
       -t                  Create test db as well
       -r  <sql_base_url>  SQL dumps repository url for a particular Magento version (<sql_base_url>/<version>.sql.gz)

Dump databases of existing installed versions

$ bin/mage-ci db-dump <directory> <prefix> <version1> ... <versionN> <OPTIONS>
    Creates Magento database dump file at <directory> directory with name <file_prefix><version>.sql.gz, the dumped database is <prefix>_<version>
       -u  <db_user>       DB Username
       -p  <db_pass>       DB Password
       -s  <file_prefix>   sql file prefix

Magento Clean DB Dumps

It is possible to specify base url for downloading of database dump for a particular Magento version. Most of the time clean installation of Magento takes a lot of time, so it is nice to have this clean db dump prepared for each Magento version.

We created such repository at the following url: http://mage-ci.ecomdev.org

You just need to specify it during installation of process:

$ bin/mage-ci install magento-1.7.0.2 1.7.0.2 mage_1.7.0.2 -r http://mage-ci.ecomdev.org 

This command will download db dump from the following URL: http://mage-ci.ecomdev.org/1.7.0.2.sql.gz

mageci's Issues

Mac OS X error

I have no idea what to do. If I understand it correct, readlink is not useable under OS X. Then it falls back to realpath, which is obviously missing :-/ Any ideas?

brank:tmp myUserName$ vendor/bin/mage-ci install /Users/myUserName/__htdocs/magento 1.7.0.2 mage -u mage -p naaYStF8wrNG3J45
readlink: illegal option -- f
usage: readlink [-n] [file ...]
vendor/bin/mage-ci: line 19: realpath: command not found

`readlink -f` does not exist on OSX

Unfortunately will probably require a solution such as https://github.com/magento/taf/commit/0312cb9129d9812c523487233b5893ee7b9988f9#runtests.sh unless there are any better ideas?