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Configure a project to use Drude

Initial configuration is done once per project (e.g. by a team lead) and committed into the project repo.

docker-compose.yml file and an optional .drude folder are good indicators that a project is using Drude.

On Windows make sure your projects folder is not inside %USERPROFILE%/.babun folder.

Setup

  1. Edit settings.php for your site (see Drupal settings).

  2. Open console (Babun on Windows) and cd into <projects/your-drupal-site>.

  3. Install Drude's docker stack configuration (this downloads the latest docker-compose.yml file):

    dsh install drude-config

  4. Update docker-compose.yml as necessary.

  5. Start the VM and/or containers with:

    dsh up

Automate the initialization process

This is optional, but highly recommended.

Site provisioning can be automated via a shell script.
dsh init will call .drude/scripts/drude-init.sh, where you can put project specific initialization tasks, e.g.:

  • initialize local settings files (Docker Compose, Drupal, Behat, etc.)
  • initialize Drude docker stack
  • import DB / perform a site install
  • compile Sass
  • run DB updates, revert features, clear cached, etc.
  • apply local settings (e.g. enable/disable modules, updates variable values)
  • run Behat tests available in the repo

For a fully working example of a Drude powered project (including dsh init) take a look at: