wp-accountability

Setting Up Your Development Environment with Docker

Note that these instructions will only work within the HabitFree Docker environment and after you've started the Docker environment containers using ./restart-env.sh. Follow the instructions at this link before going on.

Set up PHPUnit with WordPress

0. In terminal, cd into wp-accountability/tests/
1. wget https://phar.phpunit.de/phpunit.phar
2. chmod +x phpunit.phar
3. mkdir wordpress-dev
4. cd wordpress-dev
5. svn co http://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk/
6. cd trunk
7. cp ../../wp-tests-config.php .
8. svn up
9. ../../phpunit.phar

If your installation of phpunit.phar is correct, PHPUnit should attempt to run the WordPress development tests. Otherwise, you should see a lot of html and error messages (commonly mysql connect error messages).

If you get this error:

Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress.

Do this in Debian-based linux:

sudo apt-get install php5-mysql
sudo service apache2 restart

And then try running phpunit.phar again.

Set up PHPUnit testing in PhpStorm

0. Open the wp-accountability folder in PhpStorm
1. Open PhpStorm preferences and select Languages > PHP
2. Select an appropriate interpreter.
3. Go to Languages > PHP > PHPUnit
4. Set PHPUnit library to Path to phpunit.phar
5. Navigate to and select wp-accountability/tests/phpunit.phar such that the full path is shown in the text box
6. Apply changes and close settings
7. Right-click tests/phpunit.xml and select "Run phpunit.xml". If all is well, the HabitFree plugin tests should run within PhpStorm.

Want to install the old, terrible, deprecated Bitnami way? Instructions here.