README

(SUPER WICKED AWESOME TOOL)

SWAT is meant to be a helper for projects within ImageX. It provides a DDEV setup, some templated Bitbucket pipelines and deployment helpers. And it's super wicked awesome.

Requirements

SWAT requires the following to run:

1. DDEV - https://ddev.readthedocs.io/
2. Composer - https://getcomposer.org/
3. PHP >=8.1

Available Commands

Run ddev swat list to get a listing of available commands.

GETTING STARTED

New projects must use Drupal 11.

1. git clone git@bitbucket.org:ixm/swat-project-template.git <project-name>
   • YUSA / OpenY: git clone --branch=yusa git@bitbucket.org:ixm/swat-project-template.git <project-name>
2. cd <project-name>
3. rm -rf .git
4. ddev config --docroot=docroot --project-type=drupal11 --php-version=8.3 --composer-version=2.8.12
   • Pantheon/Platform.sh: Use web for --docroot
   • YUSA / OpenY: Use drupal10 for --project-type
5. Modify PHP version to match your remote host
6. Initialize a new git repository
   • git init
   • git add .
   • git commit -m "Initial commit"
7. ddev composer install
8. ddev swat setup
9. Modify ddev/config.yaml for any stack changes
   • DB, NodeJS, composer, etc versions to match your remote host
   • Custom services, if needed
10. ddev restart
11. ddev swat install
12. Export your config.
13. Setup your git remote in swat/swat.yml (see example below)
14. Push your code to Bitbucket:
    • git remote add origin git@bitbucket.org:example/example.git
    • git add . && git commit -m "PROJ-1: Initial Setup for <project>."
    • git push -u origin master

Git Remote Setup:

Example of Git config in swat.yml for remote:

    git:
      default_branch: develop
      remotes:
        cloud: 'ixmcomponents@svn-4707.devcloud.hosting.acquia.com:ixmcomponents.git'
      user:
        name: 'ImageX Media'
        email: no-reply@imagexmedia.com

Hosting Provider

See our internal documentation: Configuring your hosting provider files

See DDEV documentation: Hosting Provider Integration

Existing Projects

Existing projects generally should be manually upgraded until such an update script exists.