A set of tools to help set up a proper environment for testing Magento.
Installation via Composer in your project is very easy.
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.
Please add the following code to your composer.json file.
{
"require": {
"firegento/mage-ci": "dev-master"
},
"repositories": [
{
"type": "composer",
"url": "http://packages.firegento.com"
}
]
}Note: You can add the dependency to the require-dev part of the composer.json as well.
The installation via bash is very easy as well. Just paste either
bash < <(wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/firegento/MageCI/master/installer)
or
bash < <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/firegento/MageCI/master/installer)
in your shell and hit enter.
Note: The installer will then download the MageCI script and place it in your current working directory where you run the command.
$ 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.
$ 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
$ bin/mage-ci install-module <magento_directory> <module_dir_or_vcs_url>
Installs a Magento module with modman definition
$ bin/mage-ci update-modules <magento_directory>
Updates all installed modman modules at specified Magento instnace
$ bin/mage-ci uninstall <magento_directory> [<db_name>] <OPTIONS>
Performs uninstall of Magento instance
-u <db_user> DB Username
-p <db_pass> DB Password
$ bin/mage-ci uninstall-module <magento_directory> <module_dir_or_vcs_url>
Performs uninstall of Magento module from instance
$ 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)
$ 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
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.firegento.com
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.firegento.comThis command will download db dump from the following URL: http://mage-ci.firegento.com/1.7.0.2.sql.gz
The following SQL dumps are provided by FireGento:
If you encounter any problems or bugs, please create an issue on GitHub.
Any contribution to the development of MageCI is highly welcome. The best possibility to provide any code is to open a pull request on GitHub.
FireGento Team
- Website: http://firegento.com
- Twitter: @firegento
MageCI was originally developed by EcomDev and also modified and extended by:
Open Software License v. 3.0 (OSL-3.0)
(c) 2014 FireGento Team / 2013 EcomDev BV