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Commit b5dfe48a authored by Martin Czygan's avatar Martin Czygan
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Add testing notes to README.

A combined, slightly modified version of the changes to README.md from:

* eac50fca 2014-11-03 | added dev-dependencies to add ci-tools via composer [Ulf Seltmann]
* 12e3f23c 2014-10-14 | * reverted vendor to vufind.org state * added composer.phar * updated all dependencies from composer.json [Ulf Seltmann]
* 729ff5e3 2014-09-11 | modified docu [smoebody]
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......@@ -6,8 +6,37 @@ Introduction
VuFind is an open source discovery environment for searching a collection of
records. To learn more, visit http://vufind.org.
Installation
------------
See online documentation at http://vufind.org/wiki/vufind2:installation_notes
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See online documentation at http://vufind.org/wiki/vufind2:installation_notes
Testing
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For performing all ci-tasks you have to add all dev-dependencies. Do so like this
php composer.phar update
this adds all necessary tools like phing, phpunit, etc.
After that you can perform the task with the following command:
phing
Be aware that you will need several programs like java and mysql to setup a solr-index and a database-store in order to
test the components of vufind that communicate with them.
You might need to set up the mysql-user credentials, if case they do not agree with your mysql root-users credentials.
You can do that by providing optional parameters like that
phing -Dmysqlrootpass=''
Do so if you have no rootpassword set. The default password is 'password'.
Modules
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* all non-global non-community modules go to
module/finc/
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