A simple development environment can be created using the wp-env tool. In order to use
this tool install it with npm -g i @wordpress/env.
wp-env start Bootstraps a local development environment using docker and
attempts to pull a current version of WordPress and the version of woocommerce
defined in the .wp-env.json file. Additionally it maps sift-decisions and
bin/test-payment-gateway as plugins and enables them.
After running those steps it executes a local script to run the current scheduled actions, create a product (if not already created) and update the checkout page to use the shortcode checkout (block checkout doesn't support the test payment gateway).
The test payment gateway currently approves everything but could be easily updated to run different procedures (e.g. cancelling an order, making a subscription fail on renewal, etc.) depending on our needs.
Run wp-env start. In my testing the tool attempts to use github to clone the
current version of WordPress and failed a couple times. I found that
running it until you see the following text should work.
WordPress development site started at http://localhost:8888
WordPress test site started at http://localhost:8889
MySQL is listening on port 60520
MySQL for automated testing is listening on port 61165
✔ Done! (in 151s 493ms)TBD.