README

This repository contains the PHP app that provides most of the backend of UiTdatabank v3, aka UDB3.

Contributing

Several CI checks have been provided to make sure any changes are compliant with our coding standards and to detect potential bugs.

You can run all CI checks combined using the following composer script:

composer ci

Or run them individually:

• composer test for tests
• composer phpstan for static analysis
• composer cs for detecting coding standards violations
• composer cs-fix for fixing coding standards violations (where possible)

These checks will also run automatically for every PR.

Database migrations

We use Doctrine Migrations to manage database schema updates.

To run the migrations, you can use the following composer script:

composer migrate

Logs

Logs are located in the ./logs directory.

General logs

• web.log contains unforeseen errors/exceptions that occurred in HTTP requests
• cli.log contains CLI errors that did not get caught and logged to the other logs listed below

Worker logs

The following logs contain info about CLI commands that run continuously.

• amqp.uitpas.log contains logs about UiTPAS events that get processed through the amqp-listen-uitpas CLI command
• resque.bulk-label-offer.log contains logs about the resque worker for the bulk_label_offer queue
• resque.event-export.log contains logs about the resque worker for the event_export queue

Service logs

The following logs contain info about specific services that can be part of HTTP requests, CLI commands, or both.

• service.xml-conversion.log contains logs about parsing/projection of previously imported XML
• service.json-imports.log contains logs about JSON-LD imports
• service.labels.log contains logs about label (aggregates)
• service.media.log contains logs about the media manager, i.e. about uploads and edits of images and media objects
• service.geo-coordinates.log contains logs about the geocoding of organizers and places
• service.uitpas.log contains logs about general calls to UiTPAS, e.g. to check for ticket sales

Adding a new logger

Use the LoggerFactory::create() method to quickly create a new logger. This way it gets stored in the right directory, correct formatting of exceptions, automatic Sentry integration, etc.