Varbase Sub Profile Generator
Having a generator tool helper. Which helps in extending Varbase profile using the sub profile method.
Step #1 Download
Example: Let consider that the /var/www/html/products directory was the default products workspace directory.
Open a terminal window
Create the directory if it was not created yet
Change directory to the coding workspace directory
Clone the Varbase Subprofile generator
Change directory to the varbase-subprofile-generator directory
Step #2 Select a Version
Set the version of the generator
Example: In case of wanting to generate a sub profile of Varbase 9.0.x run the following commands:
Step #3 Change Settings
Notice the settings.yml file which will set the default settings for Varbase Sub Profile Generator.
Change the dev_version to mach with the target dev_branch name and alias.
Example: The CV profile
Change target dev_branch for the profile and project to 3.0.x for the CV example profile
Step #4 Generate
Run the generate command.
Example: The CV profile
In a case of creating a Varbase sub profile named "cv". Run the following commands in the local terminal:
The following directories will be created for the new sub profile.
Step #5 Public Repositories
Saving the code in a repository is important. To let Composer build the project or manage the workflow of updates over code and config changes.
Push the generated profile and project template to https://github.com or https://gitlab.com for example.
Submit them to https://packagist.org to be able to create projects or manage projects using the composer.
Commit to a new project in https://drupal.org to list the profile in the projects catalog in Drupal.org
Example: The CV profile
CV at Github.com
CV at Packagist.org
CV at Drupal.org
Step #6 Changing
Have a development working directory to work on changing on generated sub profile.
Example: The CV profile
To install the development version of CV 3.0.x run this command:
Commits changes over the code or configs to the cv and cv-project to the public repositories.
That will reflect on composer create-project, composer install or composer update.
CV on Github.com
Make sure that changes are updated in github.com site.
Do more composer create-project after committing changes and a new install for the site. To make sure that changes are working on install.
CV on Packagist.org
Make sure that changes are updated in the packagest.org site too.
CV on Drupal.org
Make sure that the code is synced with the project in Drupal.org site.
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