thinkshout/drupal-integrations

Add this project to any Drupal distribution based on drupal/core-composer-scaffold to enable it for use with ThinkShout.

This project enables the following useful things:

• Behat testing infrastructure (see assets/behat/README.md)
• visual regression testing infrastructure (see assets/.ci/test/visual-regression/README.md)
• github issue templates (see assets/.github/)
• config_split (see assets/config-local) for local development to enable:
  • config_suite (automatic configuration export)
  • stage_file_proxy (automatic image/file downloads from live site instance)
• site settings customizations (see assets/web/sites/default/):
  • settings.php customizations:
    • pantheon settings file compatibility (includes)
    • includes settings.ts.php and settings.local.php if present
  • settings.ts.php customizations:
    • Pull in PRESSFLOW_SETTINGS from robo configure using phpdotenv for Drupal "hash_salt"
    • Enabling of the "local" config_split settings if not on Pantheon
    • Enforces use of https on Pantheon instances of the site
    • includes a "settings.dev.php" file if present
  • services.dev.yml
    • enables debugging helpers for twig:
      • Automatically recompiles changes so you don't have to clear cache
      • Includes the template hints in html comments
      • Enables caching, the first step in setting up debugging for twig files.

Enabling this project

This project must be enabled in the top-level composer.json file, or it will be ignored and will not perform any of its functions.

Add the "repositories" and "extra" entries below to composer.json then run composer require thinkshout/drupal-integrations ^3.0. (You'll end up with the "require" entry automatically.)

{
    ...
    "require": {
        "thinkshout/drupal-integrations": "^3.0"
    },
    ...
    "extra": {
        "drupal-scaffold": {
            "allowed-packages": [
                "thinkshout/drupal-integrations"
            ]
        }
    }
}

Altering scaffolding

If you need for any reason to remove a file that is scaffolded by this project, you'll need to specifically call that out in your composer.json, or the file will continue to be pulled in. For example, if you aren't using Config Suite on your site, you can do this to prevent its configuration file from being scaffolded:

"drupal-scaffold": {
    "file-mapping": {
      "[project-root]/config-local/config_suite.settings.yml": false
    }
  }
}