Building using Make file

Below is an example of a shell script that allows you to build a project and install a development OpenScholar installation or even a specific git tag.

##Building

• Copy default.install.sh and name the copy install.sh, by executing cp default.install.sh install.sh from the command line
• Edit install.sh to replace the default settings with your own as explained in the comments of the code below
• After saving install.sh with your changes, to build OpenScholar execute the code bash install.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Modify the MySQL settings below so they will match your own.
MYSQL_USERNAME="root"
MYSQL_PASSWORD="1234"
MYSQL_HOST="localhost"
MYSQL_DB_NAME="openscholar"

# Modify the URL below to match your OpenScholar base domain URL.
BASE_DOMAIN_URL="http://localhost/openscholar"

# Modify the login details below to be the desired login details for the Administrator account.
ADMIN_USERNAME="admin"
ADMIN_PASSWORD="admin"
ADMIN_EMAIL="admin@example.com"

chmod 777 www/sites/default
rm -rf www/
mkdir www

bash scripts/build

cd www

drush si -y openscholar --account-name=$ADMIN_USERNAME account-pass=$ADMIN_PASSWORD account-mail=$ADMIN_EMAIL --db-url=mysql://$MYSQL_USERNAME:$MYSQL_PASSWORD@$MYSQL_HOST/$MYSQL_DB_NAME --uri=$BASE_DOMAIN_URL openscholar_flavor_form.os_profile_flavor=development openscholar_install_type.os_profile_type=vsite
drush vset purl_base_domain '$BASE_DOMAIN_URL'

# This command migrates dummy content and is used for development and testing. Comment out both lines if you wish to have a clean OpenScholar installation.
drush en -y os_migrate_demo
drush mi --all --user=1

# This command will do the login for you when the build script is done. It will open a new tab in your default browser and login to your project as the Administrator. Comment out this line if you do not want the login to happen automatically.
drush uli --uri=$BASE_DOMAIN_URL

##Re-building Re-building OpenScholar is important and should be done whenever you wish to use a new OpenScholar release.

When you wish to re-build the profile (i.e. when there is a new release of OpenScholar), execute the code below from the command line:

bash scripts/build.sh -y