This repository is the development environment that Meanbee are using for their Magento 2 builds.

This repository will build a Magento 2 instance and inject the configured extensions into it.

We are currently running:

• PHP 7
• NGINX
• MySql

cp composer.env.sample composer.env
cp current.env.sample current.env

git submodule init
git submodule update --remote

docker-compose run cli /usr/local/bin/magento-installer
docker-compose run cli /tools/setup.sh
docker-compose up -d

You can now visit http://meanbee-environment.docker/

You'll need to setup path mapping in Languages & Frameworks -> PHP -> Servers. Assuming your checkout on your local machine is $basedir, configure the following:

• $basedir -> /src
• $basedir/src -> /src/src
• $basedir/magento -> /magento
• $basedir/magento/src -> /src

##Running Tests

To run unit tests:

docker-compose run --rm cli /tools/run_unit_tests.sh

To run integration tests:

docker-compose run --rm cli /tools/run_integration_tests.sh

When adding new submodules we should make sure that we are tracking against a remote branch instead of a specific commit. To do that we need to run the following:

git submodule add -b develop [email protected]:meanbee/example-magento2-module.git extensions/meanbee-example-magento2-module2

With the submodule added we now need to ensure that the extension is installed and configured when bin/setup.sh is executed. To do this, edit bin/setup.sh with:

• Add local path reference to repository, e.g. $COMPOSER config repositories.meanbee_example-magento2-module2 path /src/extensions/meanbee-example-magento2-module2
• Require your package in Magento's composer.json, e.g. $COMPOSER require "meanbee/example-magento2-module2" "*"
• Enable your extension within Magento (if applicable), e.g. $MAGENTO_TOOL module:enable Meanbee_ExampleMagento2Module2