View source for Running PartKeepr from GIT

You can run PartKeepr from the GIT repository.

= Requirements =

* PHP 5.6 or 7.0
* [https://getcomposer.org/download/ composer]

= Initial setup =

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git clone https://github.com/partkeepr/PartKeepr.git        # clones PartKeepr in the PartKeepr subdirectory.
cd PartKeepr
cp app/config/parameters.php.dist app/config/parameters.php # copies the default parameters to ensure composer can run.
composer install                                            # Installs all PartKeepr requirements
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Now open the setup by opening web/setup and run it.

= Updating =

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git pull                                                    # Updates PartKeepr to the latest GIT version
cp app/config/parameters.php app/config/parameters.old.php  # Make a backup of the old parameters.php file
cp app/config/parameters.php.dist app/config/parameters.php # Use the parameters.php.dist file to ensure all settings are present
rm -rf app/cache/*                                          # Ensures all cached configurations are cleared
composer install                                            # Installs latest packages
cp app/config/parameters.old.php app/config/parameters.php  # Restores the parameters.php backup
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Now re-run '''setup''' or use the snippet below.

Please note that if you use '''APCu''', you might need to restart your web server to clear the APCu cache.

== Console commands ==

Here are the console commands to run the PartKeepr update process without having to re-run setup manually. Note that you need to have [https://www.phing.info/ phing] installed.

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php app/console cache:clear --env=prod                        # Clears the production cache
php app/console doctrine:migrations:migrate --no-interaction  # Executes the database migrations
php app/console doctrine:schema:update --force                # Updates the database schema

phing                                                         # Builds all required files and warms up the cache
php app/console partkeepr:cron:run                            # Runs all crons
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