Example CircleCi configuration for WP Pusher

circle.yml

machine:
  timezone:
    Europe/Copenhagen

  php:
    version: 5.3.3

  # This will be added to the `/etc/hosts` file
  hosts:
    wordpress.dev: 127.0.0.1

dependencies:
  pre:
    # No password is required for the MySQL user `ubuntu`
    - mysql -u ubuntu -e "create database wordpress"
    
    # Use cURL to fetch WP-CLI
    - curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wp-cli/builds/gh-pages/phar/wp-cli.phar
    
    # Make sure WP-CLI is executable
    - chmod +x wp-cli.phar
    
    # Download WordPress into `wordpress` directory
    - ./wp-cli.phar core download --allow-root --path=wordpress
    
    # Generate `wp-config.php` file
    - ./wp-cli.phar core config --allow-root --dbname=wordpress --dbuser=ubuntu --dbhost=localhost --path=wordpress
    
    # Install WordPress
    - ./wp-cli.phar core install --allow-root --admin_name=admin --admin_password=admin --admin_email=admin@example.com --url=http://wppusher-plugin.dev:8080 --title=WordPress --path=wordpress
    
    # Clonse WP Pusher plugin from GitHub
    - git clone git@github.com:petersuhm/wppusher-plugin.git wordpress/wp-content/plugins/wppusher
    
    # And use WP-CLI to activate it
    - ./wp-cli.phar plugin activate wppusher --path=wordpress

  post:
    # Copy Apache conf into `site-available`
    - cp ~/wppusher-plugin/apache-ci.conf /etc/apache2/sites-available
    
    # Use `a2ensite` to create a symlink for the config
    - a2ensite apache-ci.conf
    
    # Restart the Apache server
    - sudo service apache2 restart

test:
  override:
    # This is just for us to see that the WP Pusher plugin was actually installed and is active
    - ./wp-cli.phar plugin list --path=wordpress
    
    # Finally, run our Behat features
    - vendor/bin/behat