Oro install application

oroinstall.sh

#!/bin/bash

APPLICATION_URL=$1;
ENVIRORMENT=${2:-prod};
[[ $ENVIRORMENT = prod ]] && CONFIG_SUFFIX="" || CONFIG_SUFFIX="_"$ENVIRORMENT;
COMPOSER=dev.json composer install --prefer-dist --no-suggest --optimize-autoloader --no-interaction
SECONDS=0;
rm -rf app/cache/prod app/cache/test app/cache/dev app/cache/Temp

DB_RIVER=$(sed -n -e 's/^.*database_driver: //p' app/config/parameters${CONFIG_SUFFIX}.yml);
DB=$(sed -n -e 's/^.*database_name: //p' app/config/parameters${CONFIG_SUFFIX}.yml);
DB_HOST=$(sed -n -e 's/^.*database_host: //p' app/config/parameters${CONFIG_SUFFIX}.yml);
DB_USER=$(sed -n -e 's/^.*database_user: //p' app/config/parameters${CONFIG_SUFFIX}.yml);
DB_PASS=$(sed -n -e 's/^.*database_password: //p' app/config/parameters${CONFIG_SUFFIX}.yml);

if [ "$DB_RIVER" == "pdo_mysql" ]; then
    MYSQL_PWD="$DB_PASS";
    mysql -e "drop database $DB;" -u $DB_USER || true;
    mysql -e "create database $DB;" -u $DB_USER;
elif [ "$DB_RIVER" == "pdo_pgsql" ]; then
    PGPASSWORD=$DB_PASS dropdb --host=$DB_HOST --username=$DB_USER $DB || true;
    PGPASSWORD=$DB_PASS createdb --host=$DB_HOST --username=$DB_USER --owner=$DB_USER --template=template0 $DB
else
   echo "Unkown database driver: "$DB_RIVER;
   exit 1;
fi

sed -i -e 's/installed: .*$/installed: null/g' app/config/parameters${CONFIG_SUFFIX}.yml

app/console oro:install --drop-database --user-name=admin \
  --user-email=admin@example.com --user-firstname=John \
  --user-lastname=Doe --user-password=admin --organization-name=ORO \
  --env=$ENVIRORMENT --sample-data=n --timeout=3000 \
  --application-url=$APPLICATION_URL;

duration=$SECONDS;
echo $(date -u -d @"$duration" +'%-Mm %-Ss elapsed.');

oroinstall_readme.md

Oro product install script

How to use

Put this script in your bin directory. It's highly recommended to have bin directory in your home directory.

First (url) argument is mandatory

oroinstall http://dev-platform.local

Second argument can be a envirorment (prod by default)

oroinstall http://dev-platform.local test

How it works

Line	What it do
3	Get URL as first argument. Application URL should be provided to correct install
4-5	Get envirorment as second argument. By default it's prod
6	Install composer dependencies
7	SECONDS env variable seted to null for mesure the time of install execution
8	Remove old production cache and Temp directory from last failed behat execution
10-14	Get parameters from parameters.yml of your current application
16-22	Remove and create database
28	Set installed flag in parameters.yml to null
30-34	Install application
36-37	Mesure and echo time execution