Wireless Logic Test

Requirements

Make. If you don't have Make please see the Makefile to run the commands.

Install

To build the containers run:

make install

Please note that you may need to wait until the Docker entry points are completed as they install Composer packages.

Check the logs to be sure that the containers are fully booted.

You should a similar message to the following in the logs:

==================== WIRELESS LOGIC TEST BOOTED =====================

To check the logs run the following

For the API container

make api-logs

For the console container

make console-logs

These commands follow the logs so use CTRL+C to exit the output

Testing

The PHP containers run the following tests

PHP_CodeSniffer
PHPStan (Max)
PHPUnit

Test all the containers

make test

Test just the console container

make test-console

Test just the API container

make test-api

Scraping the website

To scrape the website and build the database run the following.

This will reset the database and reload the data from the scraped site.

make scraper

❯ make scraper
docker-compose exec php-console ./bin/console scraper make scraper                                                                                                                                          ✔ 
Resetting up database
Crawling site
Saving data: Basic: 500MB Data - 12 Months
Saving data: Standard: 1GB Data - 12 Months
Saving data: Optimum: 2 GB Data - 12 Months
Saving data: Basic: 6GB Data - 1 Year
Saving data: Standard: 12GB Data - 1 Year
Saving data: Optimum: 24GB Data - 1 Year
Done

Configuring API host entry

Create a host entry of pf-php-wireless-logic-test.local

EG:

// /etc/hosts

127.0.0.1 pf-php-wireless-logic-test.local

Reset the local hosts. On a Mac this is done like so sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder

Now access http://pf-php-wireless-logic-test.local

To access the products go to http://pf-php-wireless-logic-test.local/product

FAQ

Where is the data stored?

The data is stored in SQLite and shared across both the php-console and php-api containers via a Docker volume. See docker-compose for more details.

Why are there so many nested folders?

This is a mono-repo which currently contains the PHP apps.

The folder structure allows for other apps built using Java or Python or another programming language. These apps (micro-services) could share data and proxy webserver.

pfwd/wireless-logic-test