This project ships with a Vagrantfile, which, in conjunction with Vagrant & VirtualBox, allows Developers to launch a configured VirtualMachine.
With Vagrant & VirtualBox downloaded and installed, navigate to the root of the project and run;
vagrant up
This might take some time, but when it's done, all dependencies should be installed and the project should be ready to run. Simply navigate to the following URL to see the project:
http://192.168.33.19
To run the unit tests, SSH into the vagrant box via the root of the project:
vagrant ssh
Then navigate to the vagrant folder once inside the Virtual Machine:
cd /vagrant
Then run:
vendor/bin/phpunit
A bash provisioned, Vagrant box for easily setting up the project. To use the Vagrant box, navigate to the root of the project and run:
vagrant up
This will launch a Virtual Machine, running Ubuntu and containing the following:
- LAMP Stack
- Composer
- NodeJS & NPM
PHP package manager to provide access to the following third party libraries:
- PHP DI for dependency injection
- phpUnit for unit testing
- Mockery for mocking objects
- Twig as a templating engine
phpUnit is used for Unit Testing in this project.
Mockery is used in conjunction with phpUnit to create Mock objects to focus on testing one class in isolation.
Travis CI was used as a Continious Integration platform, alerting me if any commits broke my build and providing confidence when dealing with merge requests.
Task runner providing the following functionality:
- Coffeescript Linting
- Compiling Coffeescript to Javascript with Sourcemaps
- Compiling SASS to CSS
- CSS minification & concatenation
- JS uglifying & concatentation
- Live Reload
Front-end package manager, provides:
- jQuery
- Materialize
- Angular JS & Angular Route
- Notie
Extract only the required files from bower_components - leaving fluff like tests, documentation etc. behind.