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Getting started with Yii2 development
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The best way to have a locally runnable webapp that uses codebase cloned from main repository is to use `yii2-dev`
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Composer package. Here's how to do it:
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1. `git clone https://github.com/yiisoft/yii2-app-basic`.
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2. Remove `.git` directory from cloned directory.
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3. Change `composer.json`. Instead of all stable requirements add just one `"yiisoft/yii2-dev": "*"`.
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4. Execute `composer create-project`. Do not add `--prefer-dist` to the command since it will not download git repository
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then.
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5. Now you have working playground that uses latest code.
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Note that requirements of extensions that come with `yii2-dev` are not loaded automatically.
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If you want to use an extension, check if there are dependencies suggested for it and add them
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to your `composer.json`. You can see suggested packages by running `composer show yiisoft/yii2-dev`.
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If you're core developer there's no extra step needed. You can change framework code under
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`vendor/yiisoft/yii2-dev` and push it to main repository.
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If you're not core developer or want to use your own fork for pull requests:
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1. Fork `https://github.com/yiisoft/yii2` and get your own repository address such as
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`git://github.com/username/yii2.git`.
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2. Edit `vendor/yiisoft/yii2-dev/.git/config`. Change remote `origin` url to your own:
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```
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[remote "origin"]
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url = git://github.com/username/yii2.git
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```
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> Hint: The workflow of forking a package and pushing changes back into your fork and then sending a pull-request to the
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maintainer is the same for all extensions you require via composer.
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Please refer to [Git workflow for Yii 2 contributors](git-workflow.md) for details about creating pull requests.
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An Alternative way
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1. Clone your fork of yii2 `git clone git@github.com:<yourname>/yii2`.
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2. Change into the repo folder `cd yii2`.
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3. run `./build/build app/link basic` to install composer dependecies for the basic app.
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This command will install foreign composer packages as normal but will link the yii2 repo to
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the currently checked out repo, so you have one instance of all the code installed.
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4. Do the same for the advanced app if needed: `./build/build app/link advanced`
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This command will also be used to update dependecies, it runs `composer update` internally.
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5. Now you have a working playground for hacking on Yii 2.
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You may also add the yii2 upstream repo to pull the latest changes:
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```
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git remote add upstream https://github.com/yiisoft/yii2.git
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```
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### Unit tests
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To run the unit tests you have to install composer packages for the dev-repo.
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Run `composer update` in the repo root directory to get the latest packages.
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You can now execute unit tests by running `./vendor/bin/phpunit`.
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You may limit the tests to a group of tests you are working on e.g. to run only tests for the validators and redis
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`./vendor/bin/phpunit --group=validators,redis`.
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### Extensions
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To work on extensions you have to install them in the application you want to try them in.
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Just add them to the `composer.json` as you would normally do e.g. add `"yiisoft/yii2-redis": "*"` to the
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`require` section of the basic app.
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Running `./build/build app/link basic` will install the extension and its dependecies and create
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a symlink to `extensions/redis` so you are not working the composer vendor dir but the yii2 repo directly.
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