PHP Censor is a open source self-hosted continuous integration server for PHP projects (PHPCI fork).

Twitter: @php_censor.

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• System requirements
• Features
• Installing
• Installing via Docker
• Updating
• Configuring project
• Migrations
• Tests
• Documentation
• License

System requirements

• Unix-like OS (Windows isn't supported);

• PHP 5.6+ (with OpenSSL support and enabled functions: exec(), shell_exec() and proc_open());

• Web-server (Nginx or Apache2);

• Database (MySQL/MariaDB or PostgreSQL);

• Beanstalkd queue (Optional, needed if you use worker instead of cronjob);

Features

• Clone project from GitHub, Bitbucket (Git/Hg), GitLab, Git, Hg (Mercurial), SVN (Subversion) or from local directory;

• Set up and tear down database tests for PostgreSQL, MySQL or SQLite;

• Install Composer dependencies;

• Run tests for PHPUnit, Atoum, Behat, Codeception and PHPSpec;

• Check code via Lint, PHPParallelLint, Pdepend, PHPCodeSniffer, PHPCpd, PHPCsFixer, PHPDocblockChecker, PHPLoc, PHPMessDetect, PHPTalLint and TechnicalDept;

• Run through any combination of the other supported plugins, including Campfire, CleanBuild, CopyBuild, Deployer, Env, Git, Grunt, Gulp, PackageBuild, Phar, Phing, Shell and Wipe;

• Send notifications on Email, XMPP, Slack, IRC, Flowdock, HipChat and Telegram;

• Use your LDAP-server for authentication;

Installing

• Go to the directory in which you want to install PHP Censor, for example: /var/www:

cd /var/www

• Create project by Composer:

composer create-project php-censor/php-censor php-censor.local --keep-vcs

Or download latest archive from GitHub, unzip it and run composer install.

• Create empty database for application (MySQL/MariaDB or PostgreSQL);

• Install Beanstalkd Queue (Optional, if you are going to use queue with Worker):

aptitude install beanstalkd # For deb-based

• Install PHP Censor itself:

cd ./php-censor.local

# Interactive installation
./bin/console php-censor:install

# Non-interactive installation
./bin/console php-censor:install --url='http://php-censor.local' --db-type=pgsql --db-host=localhost --db-name=php-censor --db-user=php-censor --db-password=php-censor --db-port=null --admin-name=admin --admin-password=admin --admin-email='admin@php-censor.local' --queue-use=1 --queue-host=localhost --queue-name=php-censor

# Non-interactive installation with prepared config.yml file
./bin/console php-censor:install --config-from-file=yes --admin-name=admin --admin-password=admin --admin-email='admin@php-censor.local'

• Add a virtual host to your web server, pointing to the public directory within your new PHP Censor directory. You'll need to set up rewrite rules to point all non-existent requests to PHP Censor;

• Set up the PHP Censor Worker (Need configured Queue) or a cron-job to run PHP Censor builds;

Installing via Docker

If you want to install PHP Censor as Docker container, you can use php-censor/docker-php-censor project.

Updating

• Go to your PHP Censor directory (to /var/www/php-censor.local for example):

  cd /var/www/php-censor.local
  

• Pull the latest code from repository by Git (If you want latest master branch):

  git checkout master
  git pull -r
  

  Or pull latest version:

  git fetch
  git checkout <version>
  

• Update the Composer dependencies: composer install

• Update the database scheme:

  ./bin/console php-censor-migrations:migrate
  

• Restart Supervisord workers (If you use workers and Supervisord):

  sudo supervisorctl status
  sudo supervisorctl restart <worker:worker_00>
  ...
  sudo supervisorctl restart <worker:worker_nn>
  

  Or restart Systemd workers (If you use workers and Systemd):

  sudo systemctl restart <worker@1.service>
  ...
  sudo systemctl restart <worker@n.service>
  

Configuring project

There are several ways to set up the project:

• Add project without any project config (Runs "zero-config" plugins, including: Composer, TechnicalDept, PHPLoc, PHPCpd, PHPCodeSniffer, PHPMessDetect, PHPDocblockChecker, PHPParallelLint, PHPUnit and Codeception);

• Similar to Travis CI, to support PHP Censor in your project, you simply need to add a .php-censor.yml (phpci.yml/.phpci.yml for backward compatibility with PHPCI) file to the root of your repository;

• Add project config in PHP Censor project page (And it will cancel file config from project repository);

The project config should look something like this:

setup:
  composer:
    action: "install"
test:
  php_unit:
    config: "phpunit.xml"
  php_mess_detector:
    allow_failures: true
  php_code_sniffer:
    standard: "PSR2"
  php_cpd:
    allow_failures: true
complete:
  email:
    default_mailto_address: admin@php-censor.local

More details about configuring project.

Migrations

Run to apply latest migrations:

cd /path/to/php-censor
./bin/console php-censor-migrations:migrate

Run to create new migration:

cd /path/to/php-censor
./bin/console php-censor-migrations:create NewMigrationName

Tests

cd /path/to/php-censor

# For testing on MySQL
./vendor/bin/phpunit --configuration ./phpunit.mysql.xml

# For testing on PostgreSQL
./vendor/bin/phpunit --configuration ./phpunit.pgsql.xml

For Phar plugin tests set 'phar.readonly' setting to Off (0) in php.ini config. Otherwise tests will be skipped.

For database B8Framework tests create empty 'b8_test' database on 'localhost' with user/password: root/<empty> for MySQL and with user/password: postgres/<empty> for PostgreSQL (You can change default test user, password and database name in phpunit.mysql|pgsql.xml config). If connection failed tests will be skipped.

Documentation

Full PHP Censor documentation.

License

PHP Censor is open source software licensed under the BSD-2-Clause license.