Simple Laravel web application with Semaphore pipeline example.
To setup the project locally, your local environment needs to be setup. For a full list of requirements, check out Laravel Documentation. We recommend setting up using Vagrant and Homestead, as it is a turn key solution supported on all major operating systems. A Dockerized setup is also a viable option.
Once the local environment is setup to be able to run Laravel applications, pull in the local repository and run the following set of commands.
git clone [email protected]:savamarkovic/semaphore-php-example.git
cp .env.example .env // and enter your DB details in the newly created .env
composer install
php artisan key:generate
php artisan migrate
That will set up the application on your local environment.
Once you push your fork of the repository to Github, you can add it to Semaphore as well. Make sure you have connected Semaphore to your Github account.
curl https://storage.googleapis.com/sem-cli-releases/get.sh | bash // install Semaphore CLI to local env
sem connect <semaphore-organization-link> <semaphore-id> // found in Semaphore Dashboard
cd <project directory>
sem init
After that, each push to the repository will trigger a pipeline to be ran on Semaphore.
.semaphore/semaphore.yml file.
The example pipeline contains 6 blocks:
- Install Dependencies
- installs and caches all composer and npm dependencies
- Run Code Analysis
- Runs PHP Mess Detector which as an example is installed as a composer dependency
- Runs PHP Code Sniffer which as an example is installed as a composer dependency
- Runs PHP Copy Detector which is called via cURL from the .phar package available online
- Run Unit Tests
- Runs PHPUnit Unit Tests
- Run Browser Tests
- Runs browser tests through Laravel Dusk.
- Run Security Tests
- Runs Sensiolabs security checker pulled in via cURL