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### Steps to reproduce
What did you do?
### Expected behavior
Tell us what should happen
### Actual behavior
Tell us what happens instead
### Overview
This pull request:
- [ ] Fixes a bug
- [ ] Adds a feature
- [ ] Breaks backwards compat
- [ ] Needs tests
### Description
Any additional information.
.github/pull_request_template.md.github/issue_template.md
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Test PRs only one time
branches:
# Only test the master branch and SemVer tags.
only:
- master
- /^[[:digit:]]+.[[:digit:]]+.[[:digit:]]+.*$/
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Commit composer.lock
matrix:
include:
- php: 7.0
env: deps=highest
- php: 5.6
- php: 5.5
- php: 5.4
env: deps=lowest
before_script:
- if [ -z "$deps" ]; then composer install --prefer-dist; fi;
- if [ "$deps" = "lowest" ]; then composer update --prefer-dist --prefer-lowest -n; fi;
- if [ "$deps" = "highest" ]; then composer update --prefer-dist -n; fi;
https://blog.wyrihaximus.net/2015/06/test-lowest-current-and-highest-possible-on-travis/
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Contents of box.json for box2
{
"alias": "robo.phar",
"chmod": "0755",
"compactors": ["HerreraBoxCompactorPhp"],
"directories": ["src"],
"files": ["RoboFile.php"],
"finder": [
{
"name": [ "*.php", "*.exe", "GeneratedWrapper.tmpl" ],
"exclude": [ "test", "tests", "Test", "Tests", "Tester" ],
"in": "vendor"
}
],
"git-commit": "git-commit",
"git-version": "git-version",
"output": "robo.phar",
"main": "robo",
"stub": true
}
https://github.com/consolidation/Robo/pull/411
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{
"name": "consolidation/annotated-command",
"scripts": {
"phar": "vendor/bin/box build .",
"cs": "phpcs --standard=PSR2 -n src",
"cbf": "phpcbf --standard=PSR2 -n src",
"unit": "SHELL_INTERACTIVE=true phpunit --colors=always",
"test": [
"@unit",
"@cs"
]
}
}
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Set up license info in composer.json
{
"name": "consolidation/annotated-command",
"description": "Initialize Symfony Console commands …",
"license": "MIT",
"authors": [
{
"name": "Greg Anderson",
"email": "greg.1.anderson@greenknowe.org"
}
],
…
}
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Creating a Smooth Development Workflow for High-Quality Modular Open-Source PHP Libraries
- 1. Creating a Smooth Development Workflow for High-Quality Modular Open-Source PHP Libraries by Greg Anderson @greg_1_anderson
- 2. Pantheon.io Goal: Code re-use Drupal Site Drupal Module Re-usable PHP Library 2
- 4. Pantheon.io Use a PHP library from a module { "name": "drupal/lcache", "description": "LCache module.", "type": "drupal-module", "license": "GPLv2", "require": { "lcache/lcache": "0.3.*" } } ● Add a minimal composer.json to module ○ n.b. Drupal 8 has an implicit autoloader entry Drupal/modulename ● Use Composer to manage Drupal site ○ drupal-composer/drupal-project 4
- 5. Pantheon.io What is our Workflow? REPEAT 5
- 6. Pantheon.io Focus of this Session HOWEVER, we also need: ● Collaboration ● Reproducibility ● Analysis of ○ Test coverage ○ Code Quality ○ Open Source License Compliance ● Documentation 6
- 7. Pantheon.io What is a smooth workflow? Just push the button, and the right thing happens. 7
- 8. Pantheon.io All things take effort Spend time up-front to make things easier later: WIN 8
- 9. Pantheon.io Is it worth the effort? Also remember: You will be able to respond to high-priority requests faster. Onboarding new team members will be easier. Consistent processes will lead to consistent results and fewer defects. https://xkcd.com/1205/ 9
- 10. Pantheon.io Services to the rescue! Collaborate with other engineers across multiple branches. Keep a record of all work done. Integrate With All Of The Things. Run tests and other tasks. Calculate test coverage. Analyze code complexity. Track dependency versions and licenses. Package manager for composer. Publish documentation site from markdown. 10
- 11. Pantheon.io Follow the example of existing projects Some projects we will examine: ● lcache/lcache ● consolidation/* ● westkingdom/website http://dilbert.com/strip/1996-01-31 11
- 12. Pantheon.io Github ● What can you do with it? ○ Collaborate through browser without git ○ Set up lots of integrations ● How do you use it effectively? ○ Add README and COLLABORATING ○ Make issue and PR templates ○ Advertise integrations with badges ● How do you fix mistakes? https://github.com 12
- 13. Pantheon.io Collaborate through browser interface In-browser collaboration is even more powerful with automated builds. 13
- 14. Pantheon.io Make your own copy for local work 14
- 15. Pantheon.io Basics of using git locally Make a local copy $ git clone … working-copy $ cd working-copy Create a branch $ git checkout -b mywork Commit changes $ git add -A . $ git commit -m "Awesomesauce." Push branch $ git push origin mywork 15
- 16. Pantheon.io Recovering from Git-tastrophes Oh , git! http://ohshitgit.com/ 16
- 17. Pantheon.io Add a README https://github.com/matiassingers/awesome-readme ● Short project description. ● Badges with links to services. ● Reasons for using project. ● Build and test instructions. ● Installation instructions. ● Usage documentation. ● How to contribute. The README may either contain this information directly, or contain links to other documents where this information can be found. 17
- 18. Pantheon.io Add a CONTRIBUTING document 18
- 19. Pantheon.io Add issue and PR templates ### Steps to reproduce What did you do? ### Expected behavior Tell us what should happen ### Actual behavior Tell us what happens instead ### Overview This pull request: - [ ] Fixes a bug - [ ] Adds a feature - [ ] Breaks backwards compat - [ ] Needs tests ### Description Any additional information. .github/pull_request_template.md.github/issue_template.md 19
- 20. Pantheon.io Packagist ● What can you do with it? ○ Register projects so they may be easily found ● How do you use it effectively? ○ Define a branch alias ○ Use search URLs to find projects of a certain type (e.g. plugins) https://packagist.org 20
- 21. Pantheon.io Set up composer.json { "name": "consolidation/bootstrap", "description": "Locate and bootstrap components ...", "autoload":{ "psr-4":{ "ConsolidationBootstrap": "src" } }, "require": { "php": ">=5.5.0", "psr/log": "~1.0", "symfony/console": "~2.5|~3.0" }, "extra": { "branch-alias": { "dev-master": "1.x-dev" } } } 21
- 22. Pantheon.io Register project with packagist 22
- 24. Pantheon.io Packagist project without auto-update 24
- 25. Pantheon.io Get Packagist API token 25
- 26. Pantheon.io Add Packagist service in GitHub 26
- 27. Pantheon.io Enter Packagist service information 27
- 29. Pantheon.io Confirm auto-update warning is gone 29
- 30. Pantheon.io Searching for project types https://packagist.org/search/?type=drupal-drush 30
- 32. Pantheon.io Travis ● What can you do with it? ○ Run tests on multiple versions of PHP ○ Generate artifacts when tests pass ● How do you use it effectively? ○ Provide a functional phpunit.xml.dist ○ Test code style for PSR-2 conformance ○ Use composer install --prefer dist ○ Avoid testing PRs twice ○ Cache dependencies for faster builds ○ Commit composer.lock ○ Provide scripts to run tests locally https://travis-ci.org 32
- 33. Pantheon.io Set up phpunit.xml.dist <phpunit bootstrap="vendor/autoload.php" colors="true"> <testsuites> <testsuite name="annotation-command"> <directory prefix="test" suffix=".php">tests</directory> </testsuite> </testsuites> </phpunit> 33
- 34. Pantheon.io Install phpcs $ composer require squizlabs/php_codesniffer 34
- 35. Pantheon.io Set up .travis.yml language: php php: - 7.0 - 5.6 - 5.5 - 5.4 before_script: - composer install --prefer-dist script: - vendor/bin/phpunit - vendor/bin/phpcs --standard=PSR2 -n src 35
- 36. Pantheon.io Test PRs only one time branches: # Only test the master branch and SemVer tags. only: - master - /^[[:digit:]]+.[[:digit:]]+.[[:digit:]]+.*$/ 36
- 37. Pantheon.io Cache dependencies sudo: false cache: directories: - $HOME/.composer/cache 37
- 38. Pantheon.io Commit composer.lock matrix: include: - php: 7.0 env: deps=highest - php: 5.6 - php: 5.5 - php: 5.4 env: deps=lowest before_script: - if [ -z "$deps" ]; then composer install --prefer-dist; fi; - if [ "$deps" = "lowest" ]; then composer update --prefer-dist --prefer-lowest -n; fi; - if [ "$deps" = "highest" ]; then composer update --prefer-dist -n; fi; https://blog.wyrihaximus.net/2015/06/test-lowest-current-and-highest-possible-on-travis/ 38
- 39. Pantheon.io Highest / lowest dependency test results 39
- 40. Pantheon.io Create a phar using box2 Define a box.json file to define phar contents, then run: $ composer require kherge/box $ vendor/bin/box build . 40
- 41. Pantheon.io Contents of box.json for box2 { "alias": "robo.phar", "chmod": "0755", "compactors": ["HerreraBoxCompactorPhp"], "directories": ["src"], "files": ["RoboFile.php"], "finder": [ { "name": [ "*.php", "*.exe", "GeneratedWrapper.tmpl" ], "exclude": [ "test", "tests", "Test", "Tests", "Tester" ], "in": "vendor" } ], "git-commit": "git-commit", "git-version": "git-version", "output": "robo.phar", "main": "robo", "stub": true } https://github.com/consolidation/Robo/pull/411 41
- 42. Pantheon.io Deploy phar on every releases # Prior to a deploy, build a fresh robo.phar before_deploy: - vendor/bin/box build . deploy: provider: releases api_key: secure: REPLACE_WITH_OAUTH_TOKEN file: robo.phar skip_cleanup: true on: tags: true https://help.github.com/articles/creating-an-access-token-for-command-line-use/ 42
- 43. Pantheon.io Provide scripts to run tests locally { "name": "consolidation/annotated-command", "scripts": { "phar": "vendor/bin/box build .", "cs": "phpcs --standard=PSR2 -n src", "cbf": "phpcbf --standard=PSR2 -n src", "unit": "SHELL_INTERACTIVE=true phpunit --colors=always", "test": [ "@unit", "@cs" ] } } 43
- 45. Pantheon.io Build status summary pages Paste in badge image URLs any place HTML can be rendered (e.g. wiki pages) to create summary pages. 45
- 46. Pantheon.io Coveralls ● What can you do with it? ○ Keep a log of test coverage over time ○ See line-by-line what parts of the code are tested, and what parts are not ● How do you use it effectively? ○ Periodically review untested functions, and prioritize time to write new tests based on importance https://coveralls.io 46
- 47. Pantheon.io Add coverage to phpunit.xml.dist <phpunit bootstrap="vendor/autoload.php" colors="true"> … <logging> <!-- <log type="coverage-html" target="build/logs/coverage" lowUpperBound="35" highLowerBound="70"/> --> <log type="coverage-clover" target="build/logs/clover.xml"/> </logging> <filter> <whitelist processUncoveredFilesFromWhitelist="true"> <directory suffix=".php">src</directory> </whitelist> </filter> </phpunit> 47
- 48. Pantheon.io Install xdebug and coveralls PHP runner $ brew install php70-xdebug $ composer require satooshi/php-coveralls 48
- 49. Pantheon.io Add Coveralls to .travis.yml after_success: - travis_retry php vendor/bin/coveralls -v 49
- 50. Pantheon.io Turn on Github integration 50
- 51. Pantheon.io View change in coverage over time 51
- 52. Pantheon.io View change in coverage for each test 52
- 53. Pantheon.io View tested and untested lines in source 53
- 55. Pantheon.io Scrutinizer ● What can you do with it? ○ Analyze code for complexity and duplication ○ Run tests and calculate coverage (Travis and Coveralls better, though) ● How do you use it effectively? ○ Set up GitHub integration ○ Always fix reported “bugs” ○ Review “hot spots” and refactor ○ Learn from provided advice ○ Ignore advice you think is wrong https://coveralls.io 55
- 56. Pantheon.io Set up Scrutinizer GitHub Integration Type the name of the organization and project to inspect; Scrutinizer will set up the GitHub integration for you. 56
- 57. Pantheon.io Inline Comments with Chrome Plugin https://scrutinizer-ci.com/docs/integration/chrome-extension 57
- 59. Pantheon.io Hot Spots in Code 59
- 61. Pantheon.io Scrutinizer code analysis badge 61
- 62. Pantheon.io Version Eye ● What can you do with it? ○ Track dependencies that have new versions ○ Confirm OSS license compliance ● How do you use it effectively? ○ Set up GitHub integration ○ Point your project’s license badge at the VersionEye license overview page https://www.versioneye.com 62
- 63. Pantheon.io Set up license info in composer.json { "name": "consolidation/annotated-command", "description": "Initialize Symfony Console commands …", "license": "MIT", "authors": [ { "name": "Greg Anderson", "email": "greg.1.anderson@greenknowe.org" } ], … } 63
- 64. Pantheon.io Set up VersionEye GitHub Integration VersionEye will set up the GitHub integrations for your project automatically; just select your project from a list. 64
- 65. Pantheon.io Dependencies tab Highlights dependencies that have newer versions available. 65
- 66. Pantheon.io Licenses tab Spot licenses in the list that are not like the others. n.b. Clicking on patchwork/jsqueeze reveals that it is dual-licensed Apache-2.0 / GPL-2 66
- 69. Pantheon.io ReadTheDocs ● What can you do with it? ○ Publish documentation from markdown files in source repository ● How do you use it effectively? ○ Set up GitHub integration ○ Link to your project documentation from your project README page https://readthedocs.org 69
- 70. Pantheon.io Create a mkdocs.yml file 70
- 71. Pantheon.io Add documentation markdown files 71
- 72. Pantheon.io Set up Github integration 72
- 73. Pantheon.io Define a custom domain 73
- 75. Pantheon.io Add Markdown API on ReadTheDocs http://outputformatters.readthedocs.io/en/latest 75
- 76. Pantheon.io Create simple API markdown docs $ composer require victorjonsson/markdowndocs $ vendor/bin/phpdoc-md phpdoc-md generate src > docs/api.md $ git add docs/api.md $ git commit -m "Add API documentation." OH NO! It’s not automated! ● ReadTheDocs is a python service; it can’t run php. ● Can’t easily build from Travis and commit back to the repository, as that would create a separate commit (not part of the release, might cause another test run, etc.) 76
- 77. Pantheon.io GitHub pages ● What can you do with it? ○ Serve static html directly from GitHub ○ Automatically update generated documentation from Travis ● How do you use it effectively? https://pages.github.com All sorts of advanced techniques possible! 77
- 78. Pantheon.io GitHub pages automatic generator 78
- 79. Pantheon.io Choose one of the provided themes 79
- 80. Pantheon.io Resulting page using selected GitHub theme 80
- 81. Pantheon.io After manual css fiddling (and cursing) Alternatives to hand-editing HTML: ● http://www.mkdocs.org ○ mkdocs gh-deploy ● https://jekyllrb.com ○ jekyll build ● https://sculpin.io ○ sculpin generate Many others! 81
- 82. Pantheon.io API docs with Sami and GitHub pages Install Sami $ curl --output $HOME/bin/sami.phar http://get.sensiolabs.org/sami.phar In .travis.yml after_success: # Publish updated API documentation on every push to the master branch - git config --global user.email $GITHUB_USER_EMAIL - git config --global user.name "Travis LCache Documentation Bot" - sami.phar --ansi update sami-config.php - git clone --branch=gh-pages https://${TOKEN}@github.com/org/proj work - rm -rf work/api - cp -R docs/api work/api - cd work - git add -A api - git commit -m "API docs from $TRAVIS_BUILD_NUMBER/$TRAVIS_COMMIT" - git push 82
- 83. Pantheon.io Travis environment variables for GitHub pages 83
- 84. Pantheon.io Sami API documentation on GitHub pages https://lcache.github.io/lcache/api/master 84
- 85. Pantheon.io Q & A / Please take diversity survey 85