Requirements
- PHP Version 7.1.3 or later (must include the php-xml extension and
php-mbstringenabled). - PHP-CLI
- PHP-CURL
- Composer (~1.8.5)
- Lando (~v3.0.0-rc.1)
- NodeJS (~8.15.1)
- NPM (~6.4.1)
- Yarn (~1.15.2)
Terminus
Terminus provides advanced interaction with Pantheon. Terminus enables you to do almost everything in a terminal that you can do in the Dashboard, and much more.
Notice: Recommended version 1.9, with higher versions a lot of terminus plugins do not work
Documentations: Terminus Documentation
Terminus Plugins Directory: Plugins
Usage
Use Terminus to perform these and other operations:
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Understand the Pantheon workflow, and how to use separate Dev, Test, and Live environments for the WordPress site.
Local deployment
- Install minimum required packages
- Git clone https://github.com/people-ai/people-ai-website
- Create `lando.env` and fill them, the example provided in a repo `example.env`
- Run in the root folder `lando composer install` to install php dependies and WP plugins
- Go to the theme folder `~/themes/people` and run `composer install && yarn install`
- Run in the theme folder `yarn run build`. This command create docker containers similar to Pantheon with nginx, cache, redis, solr etc. and config them. Use `lando config` to see their configuration.
- Run in the root folder `lando pull` and chose `live` server. This command will copy the database and all uploads folder to local environment.
- Run in the root folder `lando restart`
Deploy to the Pantheon
You have a few options for deploying your code to the Pantheon.
- Merge your code from the feature branch to master, after that CicleCi will automate build the project and deploy them to Pantheon Dev. Then you should go to the Pantheon Dashboard and deploy code `dev->test→live`.
- As option, you can use `lando push`, via that you can push DB, code and uploads data to any server and git.
- You can use Pantheon Multidev, for that create a feature branch and define env via Pantheon Dashboard Multidev.