phpcon-demo
Application dedicated to be a presentation complement. It provides a very simple Blog with just few basic functionalities. It was designed to simply present how an event sourced application works.
Setting up environment
PHPcon Demo environment is based on docker containers, so make sure your environment supports docker and the docker-machine is up.
Then start the machines with command:
$ docker-compose up -d
Check if all containers started:
$ docker ps -a
The output should look similar to that like:
Status should be "Up ..." on 4 containers:
phpcondemo_nginx_1
phpcondemo_php_1
phpcondemo_db_1
You can log into php machine:
$ docker exec -it phpcondemo_php_1 bash
Go to /var/www/blog directory and install application with composer:
$ composer install -n
Running tests
Behat
To run Behat scenarios login to php container,
go to /var/www/blog directory and run:
$ bin/behat
PHPSpec
To run PHPSpec and/or see classes specs login to php container,
go to /var/www/blog directory and run:
$ bin/phpspec run -fpretty
Application commands
When logged into php container, you can run one of created commandline tools:
Loading fixtures
$ php app/console ulff:fixtures:load
This command fills event storage and projection storage with some sample data. Command looks similar to the one avaiable with DoctrineFixturesBundle but operates on PHPCon Demo use cases.
Cleaning projection
$ php app/console ulff:projection:clear --name=projection-name
This command removes all data from projection defined in parameter name. Just fill in correct projection name, e.g. post-list.
Replaying projection
$ php app/console ulff:projection:populate --name=projection-name
This command cleans and replays projection defined in parameter name. Just fill in correct projection name, e.g. post-list. Your projection data will be then recreated from event storage.
Browsing MongoDB data
Log into db machine:
$ docker exec -it phpcondemo_db_1 bash
Then run MongoDB:
$ mongo
And switch to phpcondemo database:
> use phpcondemo