Managing Roketi Panel with Composer: Solve complex problems in development environments

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I encountered a tricky problem when developing a Roketi Panel: how to efficiently manage database configuration and run Behat tests in a development and testing environment. Roketi Panel is a control panel for managing host services that requires testing and development in different environments, making configuration complex and error-prone.

To solve this problem, I chose to use Composer to manage the dependencies and configuration of Roketi Panels. Composer is a PHP dependency management tool that helps us easily install and update libraries and packages required by our projects. With Composer, we can ensure that dependencies in all development and testing environments are consistent, thus reducing the possibility of configuration errors.

First, I installed the Roketi Panel using Composer:

 <code>composer require roketi/panel</code>

After the installation is complete, I need to configure the database credentials for use in the development and testing environment. According to the documentation of Roketi Panel, I need to set up the database credentials in three different locations:

1. Configuration/Development/Settings.yaml : Database configuration for development and manual testing.
2. Configuration/Development/Behat/Settings.yaml : Database configuration for Behat front-end testing.
3. Configuration/Testing/Behat/Settings.yaml : Configuration for Behat internal communication and cleaning databases.

After configuring the database credentials, I started the Behat test environment using the following command:

 <code>./flow behat:kickstart</code>

Then I created a new test database roketi_testing , and prepared the database schema using the following command:

 <code>FLOW_CONTEXT=Development/Behat ./flow doctrine:migrate</code>

To ensure that the Behat tests have access to protected features, I created an administrator user:

 <code>FLOW_CONTEXT=Development/Behat ./flow roketi.panel:setup:createadminuser --username john.doe --password 12345</code>

Finally, I run the Behat test:

 <code>bin/behat -c Packages/Application/Roketi.Panel/Tests/Behavior/behat.yml</code>

By using Composer, I was able to easily manage the dependencies and configuration of the Roketi Panel, thus simplifying the setup process of the development and testing environment. Composer not only helps me maintain consistency in different environments, but also greatly improves my development efficiency. If you have similar configuration issues when developing a similar project, I highly recommend using Composer to simplify your workflow.

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