Rules for Drupal 8
The Rules module allows site administrators to define conditionally executed actions based on occurring events (ECA-rules).
- Project homepage: http://drupal.org/project/rules
- #d8rules initiative: http://d8rules.org/
- Documentation: http://thefubhy.gitbooks.io/rules
Contributing
Link to Rules 8.x-3.x contributing tasks.
For some time, development will happen on GitHub using the pull request model: in case you are not familiar with that, please take a few minutes to read the GitHub article on using pull requests.
There are a few conventions that should be followed when contributing:
- Always create an issue in the drupal.org Rules issue queue for every pull request you are working on.
- Always cross-reference the Issue in the Pull Request and the Pull Request in the issue.
- Always create a new branch for every pull request: its name should contain a brief summary of the ticket and its issue id, e.g readme-2276369.
- Try to keep the history of your pull request as clean as possible by squashing your commits: you can look at the Symfony documentation or at the Git book for more information on how to do that.
For further information on how to contribute please refer to our documentation.
Executing the automated tests
This module comes with PHPUnit tests. You need a working Drupal 8 installation and a checkout of the Rules module in the modules folder.
Unit tests only
cd /path/to/drupal-8/core
../vendor/bin/phpunit ../modules/rules/tests/src/Unit
../vendor/bin/phpunit ../modules/rules/tests/src/Integration
Unit test and kernel tests
Make sure to use your DB connection details for the SIMPLETEST_DB.
cd /path/to/drupal-8/core
export SIMPLETEST_DB=mysql://drupal-8:password@localhost/drupal-8
../vendor/bin/phpunit ../modules/rules
Example for executing one single test file during development:
../vendor/bin/phpunit ../modules/rules/tests/src/Integration/Action/DataSetTest.php
You can also execute the test cases from the web interface at
/admin/config/development/testing.