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Installation

Table of Contents

System Requirements

Drupalizer has been designed to work with Drupal 7 and therefore can not work as a standalone application.

Tip
 Whenever it is possible, you should use Composer to install and manage the PHP dependencies.

The following dependencies need to be installed:

Installation

Caution
 The installation procedure to set-up Docker is not described here. Please refer to the official documentation on how to install Docker Engine. The Docker image is based on our Docker base image, that will automatically installed at setup.

For Fabric to detect Drupalizer as Python module, clone the repository in a directory called fabfile.

To test the installation, run:

fab --list

Then, copy and, optionally, edit your local configuration file:

$ cp fabfile/default_vars.py fabfile/local_vars.py

You are now ready to build your Drupal site:

$ fab init

About this document

This document uses the Asciidoc syntax generator. It is a convenient tool allowing to write documentation in raw text files, and convert them to HTML or PDF later on.

Visit Asciidoctor @ GitHub for more informations. The AsciiDoc Recommanded Practices is also recommanded.

To generate a HTML version, first install asciidoctor package on your Linux distribution, then issue following command:

$ asciidoctor README.adoc

The README.html is generated in the current directory.

Asciidoctor provides a native PDF renderer for Asciidoc. Still in alpha, but worth the try. Please follow the instructions on the official documentation to install it, then issue following command:

$ asciidoctor-pdf README.adoc

The README.pdf file shall be created in the current directory.