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Package splitphp
Short Description SplitPHP splits monolithic repositories into multiple repositories using splitsh-lite.
License MIT
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Informations about the package splitphp
Welcome to SplitPHP
SplitPHP is a little program that will split subtrees from your Git repository and push them to a separate repository. The actual splitting is done using the splitsh-lite tool by Fabien Potencier.
Getting started
SplitPHP is likely to be used on a continuous integration environment like Travis, Jenkins or TeamCity. There are 3 main requirements for the tool to work:
- PHP 7 (recommended) or 5.6
- Git
- splitsh-lite
Make sure that the splitsh-lite command is available by putting its path in the PATH environment variable, so that SplitPHP can find it. The same goes for Git, obviously.
Installation
Installation is easiest done by using Composer. Add tbureck/splitphp to your require-dev configuration. The splitphp program will then be available in your configured bin directory.
Usage
In order to use SplitPHP, you need to create a configuration file, which defaults to splitsh.json. It defines the subtrees that should be extracted to the other repositories.
Configuration
Example:
The key of an object is a simple name for easy identification. The object defines 3 properties:
prefixes is a list of key-value pairs that map the monolith path to the standalone repository path (empty path means root directory)
target specifies the target standalone repository. Make sure that your CI server has write access to this repository.
branches is a list of branches that the split should be done for.
You can specify as many subtrees as you like, they will be processed in that order.
Running the split
In order to run the split, you simply need to call the binary and pass the current branch:
In TeamCity, you can dynamically pass the current branch by using a specific variable. Check your CI server's documentation for how to do this, if you're using a different system:
SplitPHP will be checking for the configuration file splitsh.json in the current working directory by default. You can specify a different path by using the -c option:
