Search for a file per name in the terminal
To find a file by name in the terminal, just use find . -type f -name “nameFile”
Jean-Pierre Lambelet
How to update Node.js on Ubuntu
sudo npm cache clean -f sudo npm install -g n sudo n stable sudo ln -sf /usr/local/n/versions/node/5.4.1/bin/node /usr/bin/node
Git sparse checkout: check out only one folder of a repository
Git sparse checkout lets you check out only part of a repository instead of its whole content. It is very handy when a repository is large and you only need one or two folders. The modern method (git 2.25 and later) Since git 2.25, a dedicated git sparse-checkout command makes this much simpler. The most … Read more
Install WordPress and plugins with Composer
Installing WordPress with Composer used to be painful. Today it is simple and clean. Here is how to manage the WordPress core and its plugins entirely through Composer. The WordPress core The johnpbloch/wordpress project tracks the latest WordPress releases and is still the most used. In composer.json, you set the package and the install directory: … Read more
Nginx – Configuration Error – Connection Refused
When setting up nginx it can happen that afterwards it is not possible to connect to the server and that you receive a “hostname not found” error In the terminal, we start by using curl -v domain.dev The error appears Rebuilt URL to: domain.dev/ * Hostname was NOT found in DNS cache * Trying 127.0.0.1… … Read more
Symfony2 – How to list all configured routes
To see all the routes configured in the Symfony 2 application, just use the command: php app/console router:debug
Git doesn’t fetch all branches in remote
Sometimes when you work with git, you don’t find all the remote branches. Even after using git fetch they do not appear. git fetch It is very likely that the origin of the fetch is wrong. We can see, for example, that here only the master branch is updated. $ git config –get remote.origin.fetch +refs/heads/master:refs/remotes/origin/master … Read more
PHP: Create a date/ timestamp with strtotime by setting the time
Everyone knows the strtotime function. With it, for example, we can retrieve the date of 2 weeks ago, strtotime(‘-2 week’); or a year ago strtotime(‘-1 year’); What is interesting is that you can retrieve the date of 2 weeks ago while defining the time, for example midnight strtotime(‘-2 week midnight’); or noon: strtotime(‘-2 week noon’); … Read more
PHPUnit – Set a protected or private property on a mock
Using mocks it is often necessary to give a value to a private or protected variable. To do this, just use the Reflection class. $basket = $this->getMockBuilder(‘Basket’) ->disableOriginalConstructor() ->getMock(); $basketReflection = new ReflectionClass($basket); $sessionId = $basketReflection->getProperty(‘sessionId’); $sessionId->setAccessible(true); $sessionId->setValue($basket, ‘abc’); So the sessionId value in our Mock will be ‘abc’. Since PHP 8.1, setAccessible(true) is unnecessary … Read more
Yii – Create a custom relation between two tables
To make a custom relationship between two tables in a model, it is possible to add an additional option in the relation in which one indicates which foreign key should be used with which field. public function relations() { return array( ‘nomRelation’ => array( self::HAS_ONE, ‘otherTable, ”, ‘on’=>’thisTable.fk_otherTable = otherTable.id’ ), ); }