Enabling Automatic Installation

To get a drupal environment to fully instantiate and enable, you must add to .terra.yml's hooks.

The app located at https://github.com/jonpugh/drupal-terra will be installed automatically upon environment enabling.

See https://github.com/jonpugh/drupal-terra/blob/master/.terra.yml for an example on how to get your app to install automatically.

You can watch this app have an environment created here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNvTiEUXqFE

terra environment:add

Setting up a Drupal Site

How to get a drupal site running on Terra:

  1. Install Terra

  2. Add your first "app" using the terra app:add command.

    sh you@localhost:~$ terra app:add System name of your project? mysite Description? A cool site Source code repository URL? git@github.com:jonpugh/drupal.git Name: mysite Description: A cool site Repo: git@github.com:jonpugh/drupal.git App saved

  3. Add your first environment using the terra environment:add command.

    sh you@localhost:~$ terra environment:add Which app? [0] mysite Environment Name: local Path: (/home/you/mysite/local) Cloning into '/home/jon/mysite/local'... * master On branch master Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/master'. nothing to commit, working directory clean Environment saved to registry.

  4. Enable your environment using the terra environment:enable command.

    ```sh terra environment:enable Which app? [0] mysite

    0 Which environment? [0] local 0 DOCKER > Creating mysitelocal_database_1... DOCKER > Creating mysitelocal_app_1... DOCKER > Creating mysitelocal_drush_1... Environment enabled! Available at http://localhost:32768 ```

    Note: The first time you enable an environment, docker must download all of the images. This will take a few minutes depending on your connection.

  5. Visit the URL for the environment. You will see the Drupal install page.

  6. Prepare files folder and settings.php.

    sh you@localhost:~$ terra environment:add you@localhost:~$ cd /home/you/mysite/local/sites/default you@localhost:~$ mkdir files you@localhost:~$ chmod 777 files you@localhost:~$ cp default.settings.php settings.php you@localhost:~$ chmod 777 settings.php 7. Visit the URL for the environment and step through the install process.
    When you get to the Database credentials page, enter the following credentials:

  7. Database: drupal

  8. Database User: drupal
  9. Database Password: drupal
  10. Database Host: database

When you hit Submit, the installer should run, and you should get a Drupal site!

Makefile Driven Development

Using Terra's build hooks, you can use makefile for your app.

See the repo at https://github.com/jonpugh/drupal-terra for an example.