This template is based on the drupal-composer/drupal-project template, with additional tools and settings specific to the Kalamuna workflow.
The goal of this repository is to provide a clean installation with just the tools and files that we need for 95% of our Drupal projects. Alternate configurations, with lesser-used packages or frameworks, should be included as sperate packages or moved to branches which can be used when needed for particular projects.
Press the Use this template
button in Github to create a new repository for your project based on this template, or clone this repository manually and remove any unneeded git history.
- Created a new pantheon site at https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/create, selecting the appropriate Organization. Note: It may make more sense from a process perspective to have the client create the pantheon site and then add Kalamuna as a supporting organization.
- When prompted to select an upstream, choose the regular Drupal 8 option, so the hidden framework variable on Pantheon is properly set to Drupal.
- Run
terminus site:upstream:set my-site-name empty
from your command line to remove the unneeded upstream after the site has been initialized. - Add the Kalamuna Commit Bot
kalacommitbot@kalamuna.com
under theTeam
tab for the project (or an alternate account you'd like to use for pushing to Pantheon). - Copy the location of the Pantheon git repo from the
Git SSH clone URL
field under theConnection info
dropdown in the Pantheon site dashboard, which is the formatssh://codeserver.dev.XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX@codeserver.dev.XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX.drush.in:2222/~/repository.git
. Discard thegit clone
andsite-name
parts from before and after the URL in the provided command.
- Log into CircleCI and add your github repo as an active project.
- Under the
environment variables
tab in the project settings, create a new variable withPANTHEON_REPO
as the key, and thessh://codeserver.dev.XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX@codeserver.dev.XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX.drush.in:2222/~/repository.git
repo url as the value. - Find the place to add ssh keys to the circle project, which is at
Project Settings
>SSH Keys
>Additional SSH Keys
in the new circleci interface, and atProject Settings
>SSH Permissions
in the old interface. - And add a new private key with
drush.in
as the hostname and the private key text forkalacommitbot@kalamuna.com
, or whichever user you added to the pantheon project for pushing commits. The private key should start with-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
and end with-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
. (Kalamuna devs should look in Lastpass for this info.)
- Clone the github repository locally and run
composer install
to install Drupal. (You may need to increase your memory limit or executephp -d memory_limit=3G /path/to/composer install
.) - Commit the
composer.lock
file, and files that have been initialized for customization, likerobots.txt
andsettings.php
. - Run
npm it
to install the node modules, and commit thepackage.lock
file to the repository. - Push the changes to github, and check that the CircleCI workflow executes properly and the code is pushed to pantheon.
- Install Drupal in the Pantheon dev environment. (Note: If you want to run the Drupal installation process locally, you may need to re-enable some layers of caching in the
/web/sites/default/settings.local.php
file.) - Enable the included contrib modules, including
admin_toolbar_tools
,metatag
,pantheon_advanced_page_cache
, andpathauto
. - Copy the database to your local environment, and run
drush cex
to export the configuration to theconfig/sync
directory, and commit to git.
-
If using lando, edit the
.lando.yml
file to set the appropriatePROJECTNAME
,PANTHEON_SITE_ID
, andPANTHEON_SITE_MACHINE_NAME
. Database credentials are set automagically by the pantheon lando recipie.or
-
Create an
.env
file from.env.example
, and set the appropriate database credentials and drush site url.
When installing the given composer.json
some tasks are taken care of:
- Drupal will be installed in the
web
-directory. - Autoloader is implemented to use the generated composer autoloader in
vendor/autoload.php
, instead of the one provided by Drupal (web/vendor/autoload.php
). - Modules (packages of type
drupal-module
) will be placed inweb/modules/contrib/
- Theme (packages of type
drupal-theme
) will be placed inweb/themes/contrib/
- Profiles (packages of type
drupal-profile
) will be placed inweb/profiles/contrib/
- Creates default writable versions of
settings.php
. - Creates
web/sites/default/files
-directory. - Creates environment variables based on your .env file. See .env.example.
- Added standard configuration for circleci build process and deployment to pantheon.
- Added a
.gitignore-deploy
file that replaces the.gitignore
file when deploying from circle to pantheon. - Required the
pantheon-systems/drupal-integrations
package which contains additional scaffolding for pantheon sites. - The
robots.txt
file is installed initially from drupal scaffold, but any subsequent changes are not overwritten. - Provide default
development.services.yml
andsettings.local.php
files which will be created in web/sites if they don't already exist. - Add local settings to keep kint from loading too many objects and crashing drupal.
- Require modules used on all sites, including
admin_toolbar
,metatag
,pantheon_advanced_page_cache
, andpathauto
. - Provide an install profile to enable the needed modules automatically.
- Provide a package.json file to install npm module.
- Add configuration for the sync directory to be located at
../config/sync
.
What features have been removed or changed from the original drupal-composer/drupal-project repository?
- Removed unneeded .travis.yml and phpunit.xml.dist files.
- Not using .gitignore files created by Drupal Scaffold.
- Not requiring drush or DrupalConsole, since they are installed globally in Lando and on Pantheon.
- Remove
services.yml
from the list of things that drupal-project adds, since doing that is no longer advised.
- Build out the
package.json
file with the configuration for compiling themes with Gulp. - Have
composer install
callnpm install
automatically. - Require additional contrib modules we use on most sites.
- Don't hardcode the Kalamuna Commit Bot user in the cricleci config.
- Determine standard process for using the
config_split
module. - Include common configuration, either as part of the install profile or using other import methods.