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== COMMAND LINE == | |||
To view logs in real time on linux based machines you can use at the command line : # tail - f | |||
Example: # tail -f /var/log/apache2/error.log | |||
By viewing logs in real time you will find it easier to correlate actions and errors. | |||
== Other tools == | == Other tools == | ||
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** Use [https://ngrok.com/docs#authtoken authtoken] for better experience | ** Use [https://ngrok.com/docs#authtoken authtoken] for better experience | ||
** [https://gist.github.com/andrewnicols/a338c43feca0a87a60248b8097de2ef5 MDK integration] | ** [https://gist.github.com/andrewnicols/a338c43feca0a87a60248b8097de2ef5 MDK integration] | ||
[[Category:Developer tools|Development environment]] | [[Category:Developer tools|Development environment]] | ||
Revision as of 07:32, 19 June 2019
This is a quick guide which contains all the tools you'll need to configure your development environment:
Git
Apache + PHP
- Depending on your computer's OS:
- Extensions and libraries
- Enable SSL for Apache (Transitioning to HTTPS)
More information: Category:Installation
Database
- Server:
- PostgreSQL (recommended)
- MariaDB (recommended)
- MySQL
- MSSQL
- Oracle (not recommended)
- Client:
Moodle
Manual installation
Moodle Development Kit (MDK)
Only for Linux and MacOS (not available for Windows)
- Setup
- Sample to create some instances (both based on master, first using PostgreSQL and second MySQL:
mdk create --install --engine pgsql --run mindev users makecourse
mdk create --install --engine mysqli --run mindev users makecourse -n stable_master-mysql
- Behat
- JRE
- GoogleChrome driver (Firefox stopped working)
Docker
IDE
COMMAND LINE
To view logs in real time on linux based machines you can use at the command line : # tail - f
Example: # tail -f /var/log/apache2/error.log
By viewing logs in real time you will find it easier to correlate actions and errors.
Other tools
- Grunt
- Ngrok, for getting your dev/private site publicly available (for sharing, for testing various integrations requiring public site, SSL or no...)
- Use authtoken for better experience
- MDK integration
