To install a development version of Bolt:
- Check out this git repository
- Then run:
echo "\n\nAre you sure you shouldn't use https://docs.bolt.cm/installation instead?\n\n"
sleep 5
composer install
npm install && npm run build
Alternatively, run make install
, on a UNIX-like system.
If you already have Bolt 4 installed and need to update dependencies run:
composer update
To install a development version of Bolt 4 with Docker:
- Check out the git repo
- Then run:
echo "\n\nAre you sure you shouldn't use https://docs.bolt.cm/installation instead?\n\n"
sleep 5
make docker-install
Actually, just add docker-
prefix to any Make command and that's it!
When installed with Docker, in your browser go to http://0.0.0.0:8088/
for the frontend, and to
http://0.0.0.0:8088/bolt
for the Admin Panel.
- Configure the database connection in
.env
or stick with the default SQLite, which should work out of the box. - Then run:
bin/console doctrine:database:create
bin/console doctrine:schema:create
bin/console doctrine:fixtures:load -n
Alternatively, run make db-create
, on a UNIX-like system.
Note: if you're using SQLite, ensure that var/db/
is readable and writable to
you, as well as to the webserver users. The same applies to the file
var/data/bolt.sqlite
if it already exists.
This is a Bolt prototype in flux, so stuff can break, and you might want to reset the database to the "factory settings". To re-set a database to the latest, with fresh dummy-content run the following:
bin/console doctrine:schema:drop --force
bin/console doctrine:schema:create
bin/console doctrine:fixtures:load -n
Alternatively, run make db-reset
, on a UNIX-like system.
To set up initially, run npm install
to get the required dependencies /
node_modules
. Then:
- Rebuild npm environment for current OS
npm rebuild sass
- Run
npm run start
See the other options by running npm run
.
(Note: on testing remotely, assets can be compiled into public/assets by simply npm run-script build
)
-
Using the Symfony CLI tool, just run
symfony server:start
. -
Alternatively, run
bin/console server:start
(if runningbin/console server:start
does not work because you don't have the pcntl extension, runbin/console server:run
)
In your browser, go to http://127.0.0.1:8000/
for the frontend, and to
http://127.0.0.1:8000/bolt
for the Admin Panel.
You can log on, using the default user & pass:
- user:
admin
- pass:
admin%1
Run the following commands with make
, to perform Code Style checking and
automatic fixing:
make cscheck
: Run ECS and PHPStanmake csfix
: Run ECS, perform automatic fixes and run PHPStan
On windows, you can run the commands separately:
vendor/bin/ecs.bat check src
vendor/bin/ecs.bat check src --fix
vendor/bin/phpstan.bat analyse -c phpstan.neon src
Bolt uses several testing frameworks for different test layers:
- unit: PHPSpec, PHPUnit
- integration (of Symfony services): PHPUnit with KernelTestCase
- functional (API Contracts): Cypress
To run PHP unit tests:
make test
To run E2E tests:
npm run cypress:dev
Read more about running and creating tests on the Cypress tests page.
-
PHPStorm does not see
@bolt
Twig namespace.The namespace needs to be added manually in Twig Plugin settings, pointing to
templates
folder.
These are the translations used in Bolt. We rely on the community to expand on new translations, and keep them up to date. If you wish to participate, read the [instructions here][translations].
Several translation-related Console commands are available:
bin/console translation:download
- Download translations from Loco (replaces all local ones)bin/console translation:sync bolt down
- Download translations from Loco (replaces local changes if there is a conflict)bin/console translation:sync bolt up
- Send updated translations to Loco