The LUYA DEV ENV repo helps you developing new extension and modules or making pull requests to the luya core repos.

Before installing the env dev project, fork the repos you like to work with.

1. Create project into your workspace composer create-project luyadev/luya-env-dev a. When asked Do you want to remove the existing VCS (.git, .svn..) history? - answer with Y, Yes.
2. Run init command ./vendor/bin/luyadev repo/init
3. Rename env.php.dist to env.php and modify your Database connection component to match your local env settings.
4. Execute commands ./luya migrate, ./luya import, ./luya admin/setup, ./luya health.
5. Access public_html on your webserver.

To fetch the upstream for all forked modules from the repos folder run:

./vendor/bin/luyadev repo/update

Make sure you push each module after update to get your remote fork even with the upstream.

Its highly recommend to leave the master branch of the modules untouched to ensure that rebasing works properly. Always create a new branch to work on it.

For all the FORKED repos (not the read only repos) you can now make changes directly in the repos/ folder. Assuming you want to make a change in the luya-admin-module which you have forked to your account:

1. Go into the luya-module-admin cd /repos/luya-module-admin.
2. Create new branch and commit your changes git branch my-fix go into branch git checkout my-fix.
3. Make your changes and add them git add . and commit git commit -m 'Added something ...'.
4. Push branch to your fork git push origin my-fix.
5. Create pull request from GitHub.

In order to run your tests for the repo please keep in mind that first of all you have to run composer install in the root of the repo (e.g. replos/luya-admin-module) to install all dependencies afterwards run ./vendor/bin/phpunit tests in the root of the repo to run the tests in the tests-folder.

1. Clone your repo into the repos folder with ./vendor/bin/luyadev repo/clone USERNAME/REPO_NAME.
2. Create a Module.php file accordingly to the LUYA guide specifications.
3. Adding your module via psr-4 binding to your composer.json at the autoload section from luya-env-dev root directory.
4. Run composer dump-autoload for luya-env-dev.
5. Include your module in configs/env.php.

If you would like to use the @bower alias inside your own module to include dependencies from vendor/bower keep in mind that dependecies need to be installed via composer inside your luya-env-dev root directory.

Please keep in mind that all modules and extensions are treated as independent projects, so do not forget to run in the root directory of the module composer install and probably npm install in the /resources directories of modules to download all needed dependencies.

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