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plugin-dev-tools

Description

This tools provide fast ways to solve common plugin development issues.

Adding plugin-dev-tools to your plugin

Add this repository to your composer file and run $ composer install
Create a symlink $ ln -s vendor/shopware/plugin-dev-tools/psh.phar psh
Go to vendor/shopware/plugin-dev-tools and run $ ./install.sh
Go to your plugin-root and run $ ./psh

Warning

Add the psh symlink to your .sw-zip-blacklist to prevent releasing a dead symlink which would break shopware updates.

Commands

    docker:cleanup - Cleansup the shopware installation
    docker:destroy - Destorys all docker containers
    docker:init - Similar to local:init, builds shopware
    docker:ssh - Connect to your app docker container via ssh
    docker:start - Start docker containers
    docker:stop - Stops all docker containers
    docker:unit - Runs unit tests
    
    local:init - Prepares your shopware installation
    local:cleanup - Cleans up your shopware installation
    local:reinstall - Reinstalls the current plugin
    local:unit - Runs unit tests
    local:unit-coverage - Generates coverage to ~/plugin-coverage/{plugin-name}

Add custom plugin setups

Add a script to add a custom installation routine which will be executed by the plugin-dev-tools.

add a before_install_plugin.sh in your plugin root directory
chmod +x before_plugin_install.sh

Coverall support on travis

coveralls.io

Create a build/logs/ directory in your plugin
Execute your tests ./psh travis:unit-coveralls
Add to the travis after_success this line ./psh travis:send-coverall-report to send the coverage report

Example

You can find an example here: https://github.com/shopwareLabs/SwagBackendOrder