• Contributors: bobbingwide,vsgloik
• Donate link: https://www.oik-plugins.com/oik/oik-donate/
• Tags: batch, WordPress, CLI, PHPUnit
• Requires at least: 5.2
• Tested up to: 6.4.1
• Stable tag: 1.1.2
• License: GPLv2 or later
• License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
• Text Domain: oik-batch
• Domain Path: /languages/

Description

Batch interface to WordPress

• Allows development and testing of plugin and theme functions in a native environment, such as Windows.
• Allows you to run WordPress in batch mode, from the command line.
• Provides some basic APIs to assist in Command Line Interface (CLI) processing.

Components

• oik-wp - Batch WordPress - standalone processing using a complete WordPress installation but not using WP-CLI
• oik-batch - Batch interface to WordPress servers
• Sub-component: oik-git - Checks the status of Git repositories
• Sub-component: oik-innodb - Detects MyISAM tables and converts them to InnoDB
• Sub-component: oik-sqldump - Runs mysqldump ( early version )
• Super-component: oik-phpunit - in situ PHPUnit test invocation for WordPress MultiSite

oik-wp

• Allows you to run WordPress and WordPress Multisite from the command line.
• Connects to your chosen local WordPress environment.
• Supports direct invocation of batch processes.
• Supports running PHPUnit tests for WordPress plugins or themes in situ.
• Supports installations with Git based plugins and themes

oik-batch

• Allows you to run parts of WordPress in batch mode

• No connection to the database

• Performs bootstrap logic preparing a [wp] client environment.

• Supports direct invocation of batch processes.

• Sub component: oik-git

• Run under oik-batch, checks the status of Git repositories for changes that need to be committed

• Syntax: batch oik-git.php from the plugin or theme directory

• Sub component: oik-innodb

• Converts MyISAM tables to InnoDB to enable in situ PHPUnit tests

• Syntax: oikwp oik-innodb.php

• Sub component: oik-sqldump

• Syntax: oikwp oik-sqldump.php

• Creates a backup of your MySQL database

• Target directory hardcoded as C:/backups-qw/qw/sqldumps

• Super component: oik-phpunit

• Syntax: php oik-phpunit.php PHPUnit parms url=domain path=site-path

• Supports invocation of in situ PHP testing for WordPress MultiSite

• Calls PHPUnit having previously saved the parameters required to start WordPress MultiSite in a batch environment

Installation

1. Upload the contents of the oik-batch plugin to the `/wp-content/plugins/oik-batch' directory
2. Do not activate the oik-batch plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Invoke from the command line using a batch file

Frequently Asked Questions

What other components are in oik-batch?

• createapi2.php -
• listapis2.php
• list_oik_plugins.php
• oik-load.php
• oik-locurl.php
• oik-site.php

What are the dependencies?

oik-batch.php and oik-wp.php

As of v0.8.7 oik-batch is no longer dependent upon the oik base plugin's files for batch processing.

If you activate either oik-batch or oik-wp then it will report a dependency on the oik base plugin.

For other routines, such as createapi2.php, which is used for listing and defining the APIs implemented by a WordPress plugin, theme or WordPress core itself, you will need the following:

• oik-shortcodes plugin
• oik-plugins plugin
• oik-fields plugin
• oik base plugin
• the WordPress plugin
• a local WordPress installation

How do I invoke the routines?

Create a batch file for each of the main routines

oikwp.bat for invoking oik-wp.php

rem Run oik-wp in batch mode so that you can test some code outwith the browser
php c:\apache\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\oik-batch\oik-wp.php %*

Run the routine from the required installation's folder where the php file exists. This allows oik-wp to determine the correct wp-config file to use. eg

cd \apache\htdocs\oikcom\wp-content\plugins\oik-shortcodes
oikwp

batch.bat for invoking oik-batch.php

php c:\apache\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\oik-batch\oik-batch.php %*

pass the name of the PHP file to invoke as the first parameter

e.g. To invoke listapis2 use:

batch listapis2 <i>plugin</i>

Alternatively oik-batch.php can be included in the main routine.

php c:\apache\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\oik-batch\createapi2.php --plugin=%1 --site=https://oik-plugins.co.uk --apikey=apikey

wu.bat for invoking oik-phpunit.php

set PRE_PHPUNIT_CD=%CD%
set PHPUNIT=c:\apache\htdocs\phpLibraries\phpunit\phpunit-8.4.1.phar
php C:\apache\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\oik-batch\oik-phpunit.php "--verbose" "--disallow-test-output" "--stop-on-error" "--stop-on-failure" "--log-junit=phpunit.json" %*

Screenshots

1. oik-batch in action performing createapi2.php

Upgrade Notice

1.1.2

Update for support for PHP 8.1 and PHP 8.2.

Changelog

1.1.2

• Changed: Don't str_replace( $string, null, $to ) #45
• Changed: PHP 8.2: Don't strlen( null ) #45
• Changed: PHP 8.2: Don't is_dir( null ) #45
• Tested: With PHPUnit 9.6
• Tested: With PHP 8.0, PHP 8.1 and PHP 8.2
• Tested: With WordPress 6.4.1 and WordPress Multisite