docker-wptest

Run WordPress tests in a Docker container.

Installed WordPress versions with right test library for each versions:

4.x.x

4.4.x	4.5.x	4.6.x	4.7.x	4.8.x	4.9.x
4.4	4.5	4.6	4.7	4.8	4.9
4.4.1	4.5.1	4.6.1	4.7.1	4.8.1	4.9.1
4.4.2	4.5.2		4.7.2	4.8.2	4.9.2
4.4.3	4.5.3		4.7.3	4.8.3	4.9.3
4.4.4	4.5.4				4.9.4
4.4.5					4.9.5
					4.9.6
					4.9.7
					4.9.8
					4.9.9
					4.9.10
					4.9.11
					4.9.12
					4.9.13
					4.9.14
					4.9.15
					4.9.16

5.x.x

5.0.x	5.1.x	5.2.x	5.3.x	5.4.x	5.5.x	5.6.x	5.7.x
5.0	5.1	5.2	5.3	5.4	5.5	5.6	5.7
5.0.1	5.1.1	5.2.1	5.3.1	5.4.1	5.5.1	5.6.1
5.0.2	5.1.2	5.2.2	5.3.2	5.4.2	5.5.2	5.6.2
5.0.3	5.1.3	5.2.3	5.3.3	5.4.3	5.5.3
5.0.4	5.1.4	5.2.4	5.3.4	5.4.4
5.0.5	5.1.5	5.2.5	5.3.5
5.0.6	5.1.6	5.2.6	5.3.6
5.0.7	5.1.7	5.2.7
5.0.8	5.1.8	5.2.8
5.0.9		5.2.9
5.0.10
5.0.11

or

latest

Usage

First create a mysql container with user root and no password

docker run --name mysql -e MYSQL_ALLOW_EMPTY_PASSWORD=true -d mysql:5

and then you can run:

docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/opt --link mysql frozzare/wptest:7.0 vendor/bin/phpunit

If you run it on Windows and get error like ... "$(pwd)" includes invalid characters..., try to use %cd% (in Windows Command Line) instead of $(pwd):

docker run --rm -v %cd%:/opt --link mysql frozzare/wptest:7.0 vendor/bin/phpunit

or ${PWD} (in PowerShell):

docker run --rm -v ${PWD}:/opt --link mysql frozzare/wptest:7.0 vendor/bin/phpunit

If you would like to test against another WordPress version add the environment variable WP_VERSION=4.4 when you run the container.

Contributing

Add new WordPress versions to versions.sh and run update.sh instead of adding them to each docker container and update the readme file with new versions.

License

MIT © Fredrik Forsmo