The whole distribution is based on slightly adjusted Roots.io bedrock - https://roots.io/bedrock/

The current theme is based on Sage 8 - https://github.com/roots/sage/tree/sage-8

There are some directories, which are wiped and rebuilt every time the new version is published to production. Therefor modification to these files will be wiped as well. These include:

site/vendor

site/web/wp

site/web/app/uploads (they are held outside the distribution)

site/web/app/themes/skoda-radsport-web/dist (these are images, styles, javascript and fonts built from site/web/app/themes/skoda-radsport-web/assets using gulp)

site/web/app/themes/skoda-radsport-web/node_modules

site/web/app/themes/skoda-radsport-web/bower_components

All plugins and must-use plugins not specified in site/composer.json

In short, if you want to add a plugin or must use plugin, you will have to let us know, so we include these in the distribution, or you can prefix them with „skoda-“… ie site/web/app/plugins/skoda-my-plugin and then send it to us to include it in the repository

If you want to use our theme, you have to run these commands in our theme directory to build it first:

npm install

bower install

gulp

For these you also need node.js - https://nodejs.org/en/download/

then run `npm install -g bower gulp` to install bower and gulp to your computer (note that node.js often creates long paths that windows machines might not support)

Please do not run `composer update` in the site directory, as composer downloads some dependencies from our private repositories, If you want to add something to composer, let me please know and I will send you updated composer.lock along with the site/vendor directory

In the zip package, there is the current database version of radsport alongside the site directory `skoda_radsport_web_prod.sql.gz`. As you do not have the uploads, you will not see any images from the current content, so you will need to either replace them with your own, or create new testing content. We could alternatively create a zip on the server which you could download, but since there are many photogalleries, it will probably be a couple of gigabytes large.

Most importantly, there is a site/.env.example file which specifies the database connection and the local domain where you will be developing. Copy the file and rename it to `.env`, then you need to change at least the following

DB_NAME=database_name DB_USER=database_user DB_PASSWORD=database_password DB_HOST=database_host

WP_HOME=http://example.com

These are database connection settings, WP_HOME is the domain where you will be developing, so this can be http://radsport.loc for example