Infinum Handbooks

Deployment to servers is carried out using continuous integration (CI). You can use CI to add build scripts, execute unit/integration tests, check for code validity using phpcs and deploy to various environments.

A ci (or bin) folder should be created in the root of the project folder. That folder will contain all scripts related to building and deploying the app. For example, we can have build.sh, deploy.sh, test.sh, and qa.sh.

Here's an example of what a build script looks like, the real implementation may differ for each project.

Build (build.sh)

#!/usr/bin/env sh

function build() {
  npm install
  composer install --no-dev --no-scripts
  npm run build
}

build

Tests (test.sh)

#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -o errexit
set -o pipefail
set -o nounset
set -o xtrace # debugging purposes

function composer_setup() {
  echo "--> composer setup"
  composer self-update
  composer update
  composer -o dump-autoload
  require infinum/coding-standards-wp
}

function npm_setup() {
  echo "--> npm setup"
  npm install
  npm i -g eslint
  npm install -g sass-unused
  npm install -g stylelint
  npm run build
}

function composer_tests() {
  echo "--> composer tests"
  vendor/bin/phpcs --standard=Infinum --extensions=php --patterns=vendor,tests --processes=4 .
}

function npm_tests() {
  echo "--> npm tests"
  sass-unused '**/*.scss'
  stylelint '**/*.scss'
  eslint --ext .js '**/*.js'
}

function main() {
  composer_setup
  composer_tests
  npm_setup
  npm_tests
}

main "$@"

Of course, your friendly devops provide the details of the server.