.drone.yml

clone:
  path: project

cache:
  mount:
    - /drone/.composer
    - /drone/src/project/web/app/themes/THEMENAME/node_modules

# List needed services here
compose:
  db:
    image: mariadb
    environment:
      MYSQL_DATABASE: wordpress
      MYSQL_USER: wordpress
      MYSQL_PASSWORD: wordpress
      MYSQL_RANDOM_ROOT_PASSWORD: 1
  cache:
    image: redis
  web:
    image: devgeniem/wordpress-server
    pull: true
    environment:
      OVERRIDE_ROOT: /drone/src/project

      # Run processes as wordpress:web with these permissions
      WP_UID: 100
      WP_GID: 101

      WP_REDIS_HOST: 127.0.0.1

      WP_ENV: testing

      WP_HOME: http://wordpress.test
      WP_SITEURL: http://wordpress.test

      DB_HOST: 127.0.0.1
      DB_PORT: 3306
      DB_NAME: wordpress
      DB_USER: wordpress
      DB_PASSWORD: wordpress

      SMTP_FROM: no-reply@wordpress.test
    extra_hosts:
      - "wordpress.test:127.0.0.1"
build:
  image: devgeniem/wordpress-project-builder
  pull: true
  commands:
    # Our container mountpoint is fixed into /var/www/project
    # Symlink it to current directory
    - rm -r /var/www/project
    - mkdir -p /var/www
    - ln -s $PWD /var/www/project

    - echo "127.0.0.1 wordpress.test" >> /etc/hosts

    # Enforce coding practises by style checks
    - ./scripts/code-style.sh

    # Install php dependencies
    - ./scripts/install.sh

    # Wait for mysql and Install WordPress
    - ./scripts/seed.sh

    # Run the tests
    - ./scripts/test.sh

  environment:
    # Allow better caching of composer packages
    COMPOSER_HOME: /drone/.composer

    # Run processes as wordpress:web with these
    WP_UID: 100
    WP_GID: 101

    WP_ENV: testing

    WP_HOME: http://wordpress.test
    WP_SITEURL: http://wordpress.test

    # Drone maps service containers to localhost
    # Use mariadb container for testing
    # Use 127.0.0.1 over localhost because mysql will try socket instead if it's localhost
    DB_HOST: 127.0.0.1
    DB_PORT: 3306
    DB_NAME: wordpress
    DB_USER: wordpress
    DB_PASSWORD: wordpress

    SMTP_FROM: no-reply@wordpress.test

cache:
  mount:
    - /drone/.composer

##
# Change your slack url here
##

#notify:
#  slack:
#    webhook_url: YOUR_SLACK_URL_HERE
#    channel: drone
#    username: Drone CI
#    template: |
#      {{#success build.status}}
#        <{{ repo.link_url }}|{{ repo.full_name }}>: {{ build.author }} pushed succesfully to {{ build.branch }} branch.
#      {{else}}
#        <{{ repo.link_url }}|{{ repo.full_name }}>: {{ build.author }} broke {{ build.branch }} branch :(. <{{ build.link_url }}|See results>
#      {{/success}}

# Use master branch for testing
publish:
  ecr:
    access_key: "$$AWS_ACCESS_KEY"
    secret_key: "$$AWS_SECRET_KEY"
    region: eu-west-1
    repo: devgeniem/PROJECTNAME
    tag: master
    file: Dockerfile
    storage_driver: vfs
    when:
      branch: master
      success: true

# Use stable branch for production
publish:
  ecr:
    access_key: "$$AWS_ACCESS_KEY"
    secret_key: "$$AWS_SECRET_KEY"
    region: eu-west-1
    repo: devgeniem/PROJECTNAME
    tag: stable
    file: Dockerfile
    storage_driver: vfs
    when:
      branch: stable
      success: true

##
# Deploy site using consul events
##
deploy:

  # Always deploy to staging servers
  webhook:
    debug: true
    method: PUT
    urls:
      - http://test.api.service.consul/v1/event/fire/deploy
    content_type: application/json
    template: '{ "name": "{{repo.name}}", "commit": "{{build.commit}}", "timestamp": "{{build.started_at}}", "number": "{{build.number}}" }'
    when:
      branch: master
      success: true

  # Deploy stable branch into production
  webhook:
    debug: true
    method: PUT
    urls:
      - http://production.api.service.consul/v1/event/fire/deploy
    content_type: application/json
    template: '{ "name": "{{repo.name}}", "commit": "{{build.commit}}", "timestamp": "{{build.started_at}}", "number": "{{build.number}}" }'
    when:
      branch: stable
      success: true