Active contribution and patches are very welcome. See the github issues. There are some tagged as easy-pick. To keep things in shape we have a bunch of unit tests. If you're submitting pull requests please make sure that they are still passing and if you add functionality please take a look at the coverage as well, it should be pretty high. :) Last, but not least, respect coding standards (we use php-cs-fixer for that);
git clone git://github.com/PUGX/badge-poser.git
cd badge-poser
$ cp .env .env.local
Follow this link to generate your GitHub "Personal access token" and put them
in .env.local
file as the value of GITHUB_USERNAME
.
Follow this link to generate your Bitbucket "App Password" and put them
in .env.local
file as the value of BITBUCKET_SECRET
, add to BITBUCKET_TOKEN
your username and into BITBUCKET_AUTH_METHOD
value http_password
Follow this link to generate your CircleCI "Personal API Token" and put them
in .env.local
file as the value of CIRCLE_CI_TOKEN
.
Make the same for the .env.test.local
to run the test suite.
$ make help
Use: make <target>
GENERIC
init initialize app (For the first initialize of the app)
run run app
start start docker containers
stop stop docker containers
dc_build_prod rebuild docker compose containers to production environment
purge cleaning
status docker containers status
DEV
install install php and node dependencies
build_dev build assets for dev environment
build_watch build assets and watch
phpunit run suite of tests
php_cs_fixer run php-cs-fixer
phpstan run phpstan
analyse run php-cs-fixer and phpstan
PROD
install_prod install PHP and node dependencies for production environment
build_prod build assets for production environment
$ make init
Add in /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 poser.local
and now you can see the app on https://poser.local:8002 (or if needed to test the HTTP protocol use http://poser.local:8001).
Note: The HTTP-to-HTTPS redirect is managed by nginx using the default 443 port,
but since the container is exposed on the host on port 8001, the container is
unaware of what the host port is. This means that http://poser.local:8001
will redirect to https://poser.local, but your browser won't be able to
handle the request.
The nginx template could be changed to redirect to :8002
instead of :443
,
but it'll be coupled to the specific value used in the docker-compose.yaml
.
$ make run
$ make stop
$ make build_watch
$ make phpunit
$ make analyse
$ make help