###Cookbooks The following cookbooks are direct dependencies because they're used for common "default" functionality.
The following cookbook is not a strict dependency because its use can be controlled by an attribute, so it may not be a common "default."
- rvm (for sass)
###Platforms The following platforms are supported:
- Ubuntu 10.04, Ubuntu 12.04
- CentOS 5.8, 6.3
Other Debian and RHEL family distributions are assumed to work.
This cookbook uses a variety of testing components:
- Unit tests: ChefSpec
- Integration tests: Test Kitchen
- Chef Style lints: Foodcritic
- Ruby Style lints: Rubocop
To develop on this cookbook, you must have a sane Ruby 1.9+ environment. Given the nature of this installation process (and it's variance across multiple operating systems), we will leave this installation process to the user.
You must also have bundler
installed:
$ gem install bundler
You must also have Vagrant and VirtualBox installed:
Once installed, you must install the vagrant-berkshelf
plugin:
$ vagrant plugin install vagrant-berkshelf
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Clone the git repository from GitHub:
$ git clone git@github.com:opscode-cookbooks/COOKBOOK.git
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Install the dependencies using bundler:
$ bundle install
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Create a branch for your changes:
$ git checkout -b my_bug_fix
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Make any changes
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Write tests to support those changes. It is highly recommended you write both unit and integration tests.
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Run the tests:
bundle exec rspec
bundle exec foodcritic .
bundle exec rubocop
bundle exec kitchen test
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Assuming the tests pass, open a Pull Request on GitHub