This repository contains scaffolding for a demo environment to use during the Drupalize.Me Drupal-to-Drupal migration workshop. And some dummy data (database and files) that replicate a production Drupal 7 site to serve as the migration source data.
It contains configuration to run Drupal locally in DDEV or in the cloud on Gitpod.
Assuming you have Docker installed, and DDEV-Local installed.
- Clone this repo
- Run
ddev start
in the root directory of the project - Proceed to the Initial setup for workshop section below
Once set up locally you can use whatever IDE or editor you want.
Click the button below to start a new development environment on GitPod:
After the workspace is set up you can use VS Code in the cloud to edit your project and execute terminal commands.
Once the workspace has started you'll need to run the setup script to launch DDEV.
Run ./.gitpod/gitpod-setup-ddev.sh
from the VS Code terminal in the GitPod workspace.
Tip: Sometimes when restarting the project you may need to run the above script again. For example if the host IP address changes. If DDEV starts, but you can't acces your Drupal site in the preview browser try running the script again.
Once DDEV is up and running on GitPod there are a few additional things you'll need to do to prepare for the workshop:
Copy paste and execute: ./scripts/d7-data.setup.sh; ./scripts/d9-empty-install.sh
Or do it manually:
- Install Drupal and dependencies
ddev composer install
- Import the D7 source site database into ddev with
ddev import-db --src=d7data/d7site.sql.gz --target-db=d7
- Unzip the D7 source site codebase with
ddev exec tar xzf d7data/d7web.tar.gz --directory=/var/www/html
- Unzip the D7 source site files archive
ddev exec tar xvzf d7data/d7files.tar.gz --directory=d7data/
- Install Drupal
For local development the two sites are available at:
- Drupal 9 - https://migrate-workshop.ddev.site/
- Drupal 7 source site - https://migrate-workshop-d7.ddev.site/
Actual URLs will vary on GitPod.
-
Drupal 9 - Look for the GitPod URL that starts with
8080-
You can access the Drupal 9 site by running the command
preview
in the workspace terminal. -
Drupal 7 - Drupal 7 will be in a subdirectory of the D9 site. Look for the GitPod URL that starts with
8080-
, and then add/_d7web/
to the end of the URL.You can access the Drupal 7 site by running the command
preview7
in the workspace terminal.
./scripts/d7-data-setup.sh
./scripts/d9-empty-install.sh
Useful if you want to whipe the results of drush migrate:upgrade --configure-only
and try again.
./scripts/reset.sh
Thanks to Ofer Shaal for his work on DrupalPod which inspired this setup - Thank you 🙏!