build2be/com/e - drush_mm

My development environment so far

clemens — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 11:40:43 +0000

Intro

These are my notes when doing my first (drupal) presentation @ FrOSCon 2008 Drupal Room This method uses the concepts

All drupal sites in directory www
All site-config in a separate directory
All site-data in a separate directory

This way an upgrade to another drupal version runs smoothly. Hmmm this was about developer environment.

Add new local domain

Why do I need this? To make sites like http://nf.test http://nf.dev or http://froscon.demo

sudo su -
echo 127.0.0.254  froscon.demo >> /etc/hosts
exit

add apache site

We need a new website with a configured drupal install somewhere. Key words are VirtualRoot and DocumentRoot. This is my template TEMPLATE

sudo su -
cd /etc/apache2/sites-available
cp TEMPLATE.tmp froscon.demo
vi froscon.demo
# :%s/HOSTNAME/froscon.demo/g
# DON'T FORGET TO CHANGE DocumentRoot and log file locations
# :wq
exit

Let apache know of the new site

a2ensite froscon.demo
/etc/init.d/apache2 reload
exit

Installing drupal

cd /home/clemens/www

Get and unpack your drupal version

cd /home/clemens/usr/lib/drupal/core
wget http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-6.4.tar.gz
tar xvf drupal-6.4.tar.gz

create site

This is my new-site.php script.

cd /home/clemens/www
vi new-site.php
# change site name
# change drupal version

php new-site.php | bash

install site

cd ~/www/sites-data/froscon.demo/
cp default.settings.php settings.php 
chmod 777 settings.php

Create the database

This is my new-db.php script.

vi new-db.php
# edit hostname
# :wq
php new-db.php | mysql -u root

Fire up drupal

http://froscon.demo Do as drupal tells you

chmod 777 settings.php

and then reset it again

chmod 755 settings.php

install drush

cd /home/clemens/www/site-config/froscon.demo/modules
wget http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drush-6.x-1.x-dev.tar.gz
wget http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drush_mm-6.x-1.x-dev.tar.gz
tar xzf drush_*

http://froscon.demo/admin/build/modules

Running wild on the command line

Install my drush script runner to follow along with the commands.

cd ~/www
./drush froscon.demo help

./drush froscon.demo pm install simpletest cck node_factory

./drush froscon.demo mm dot | neato -o ~/froscon/2008/frosdem.png -T png

./drush froscon.demo -s -v mm enable drush_simpletest

./drush froscon.demo mm enable drush_simpletest nodereference

Running simpletest

http://froscon.demo/admin/build/simpletest

vi ~/www/sites-config/froscon.demo/settings.php

http://froscon.demo/admin/build/simpletest

uninstall modules

./drush froscon.demo -v -s mm uninstall content

./drush froscon.demo mm uninstall content
rm -r sites-config/froscon.demo/modules/cck/

./drush froscon.demo mm dot | neato -o ~/froscon/2008/frosdem.png -T png

eclipse

- a test from node_factory - mylyn task tracking

Attachment	Size
TEMPLATE.txt	434 bytes
new-site.php_.txt	2.21 KB
new-db.php_.txt	451 bytes
drush.txt	581 bytes

free form:

module dependency management

clemens — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 08:55:21 +0000

I don't like the idea that dependencies are not handled in a unified way. By that I mean that both module.inc and update.php code is written to handle module status. There should be a central library handling their dependencies. When we handle this in a unified way installing a big project like ubercart is easy.

When installing/enabling a module it is important to know what this module is dependent of. Ie uc_cart is dependent of uc_order. See ie http://build2be.com/sites/build2be.com/files/ubercart.neato.png

Module management in Drupal

clemens — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 08:19:10 +0000

The title of this page should be project management because Drupal uses projects for delivering modules. A companion video shows the Drupal 5.x situation. Using drush, my drush_mm patch and update status to manage and install modules command line. This video shows better dependency checking than currently available in D7. As I hope is clear I want to contribute to implement this into D7.

Configuring ubercart

clemens — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 13:01:56 +0000

So you want to have a shopping cart. With drush_mm it's a snap.

drush --verbose mm enable uc_cart

Using verbose output this shows



Given module names: 'uc_cart'

The following modules will be enabled: 'tapir, uc_store, token, workflow_ng, ubrowser, uc_order, uc_product, uc_cart'

Installing modules

Enabling (and mayby installing) module: tapir

Enabling (and mayby installing) module: uc_store

Enabling (and mayby installing) module: token

Enabling (and mayby installing) module: workflow_ng

Enabling (and mayby installing) module: ubrowser

Installing ubercart through drush pm and mm

clemens — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 11:14:37 +0000

It's quite neat using drush to install ubercart. Here is what I did.

Preparation

Install drupal 5.x
Install your site/database
download and install drush
download and install update_status
if you want to follow along install this patch for the module manager
Enable the above modules. For a list see below.

Installing