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Development

Installation for development

To install the Spryker SDK for your development needs, clone the project and export SPRYKER_SDK_ENV with the dev environment and create an alias:

git clone git@github.com:spryker-sdk/sdk.git && \
cd sdk; \
PATH_TO_SDK=$(pwd) && \
if [ -e ~/.zshrc ]; then \
  echo 'export SPRYKER_SDK_ENV=dev' >> ~/.zshrc && \
  echo 'alias spryker-sdk="$PATH_TO_SDK/bin/spryker-sdk.sh"' >> ~/.zshrc && \
  source ~/.zshrc; \
else \
  echo 'export SPRYKER_SDK_ENV=dev' >> ~/.bashrc && \
  echo 'alias spryker-sdk="'$PATH_TO_SDK'/bin/spryker-sdk.sh"' >> ~/.bashrc && \
  source ~/.bashrc; \
fi; \
git describe --abbrev=0 --tags > VERSION; \
spryker-sdk --mode=docker sdk --install

Usage

  • To run a task or a command, execute the following command:
spryker-sdk <task|command>
  • To debug a task or a command, make sure the server name in IDE is spryker-sdk and run the following command:
spryker-sdk --mode=debug <task|command>
  • To run the Spryker SDK in the production environment, execute the following command:
SPRYKER_SDK_ENV=prod spryker-sdk <task|command>
  • To run any command inside the docker container, execute the following command:
spryker-sdk --mode=docker "<command>"

spryker-sdk --mode=docker "cd /data && composer cs-check"
  • To jump into the docker container, execute the following command:
spryker-sdk --mode=docker /bin/bash

SDK helper

Inside the container, you can find the SDK helper with useful commands, shortcuts, and aliases.

Refreshing state after switching to a new branch

To refresh state after switching to a new branch, run the following command:

spryker-sdk --mode=docker sdk --refresh

or

spryker-sdk --mode=docker sdk r

Here is the full list of commands you can use:

spryker-sdk --mode=docker sdk --help

    --refresh, -r           refreshes cache vendor and DB
    --composer, -c          runs the SDK composer
                            accepts composer arguments like 'sdk --composer install' 'sdk -c cs-check'
    --cache-clear, -cl      alias for 'rm -rf var/cache && bin/console cache:clear'
    --cs-fix, -cf           alias for 'composer cs-fix'
    --cs-check, -cc         alias for 'composer cs-check'
    --stan, -s              alias for 'composer stan'
    --unit, -u              runs codeception unit tests
                            accepts arguments like 'sdk -u someUnitTest.php'
    --acceptance, -a        runs codeception acceptance tests
                            accepts arguments like 'sdk -u someAcceptanceTest.php'

Manage the project configuration

For details on the project configuration management, see the Symfony configuration docshttps://symfony.com/doc/current/configuration.html).

Troubleshooting issues with docker container

If you face issues with:

  • pulling container from the Docker registry,
  • file permissions and ownership on files created by the SDK,

you can build your own container from the SDK sources. Refer to Building flavored Spryker SDKs for details.

Useful links