Getting Started

Requirements

Before you get started with this recipe we assume that you have:

1. Installed Lando and gotten familiar with its basics
2. Initialized a Landofile for your codebase for use with this recipe
3. Read about the various services, tooling, events and routing Lando offers.

Quick Start

You can also run the following commands to try out this recipe on one of your Platform.sh sites.

# Go through interactive prompts to get your site from platformsh
lando init --source platformsh

# OR do it non-interactively
# NOTE: You will want to make sure you set $PLATFORMSH_CLI_TOKEN
# and $PLATFORMSH_SITE_NAME to values that make sense for you
lando init \
  --source platformsh \
  --platformsh-auth "$PLATFORMSH_CLI_TOKEN" \
  --platformsh-site "$PLATFORMSH_SITE_NAME"


# OR if you already have your platform code locally
cd /path/to/repo
lando init \
  --source cwd \
  --recipe platformsh

# Start it up
lando start

# Import any relevant relationships or mounts
# NOTE: You will likely need to change the below to specify
# relationships and mounts that make sense for your application
# See further below for more information about lando pull
lando pull -r database -m web/sites/default/files

# List information about this app.
lando info

Note that if your platformsh project requires environment variables set in the Platform Management Console you will need to set those manually!

See the Environment Variables section for details.

Custom Installation

This plugin is included with Lando by default. That means if you have Lando version 3.0.8 or higher then this plugin is already installed!

However if you would like to manually install the plugin, update it to the bleeding edge or install a particular version then use the below. Note that this installation method requires Lando 3.5.0+.

# Ensure you have a global plugins directory
mkdir -p ~/.lando/plugins

# Install plugin
# NOTE: Modify the "yarn add @lando/platformsh" line to install a particular version eg
# yarn add @lando/platform@0.5.2
docker run --rm -it -v ${HOME}/.lando/plugins:/plugins -w /tmp node:14-alpine sh -c \
  "yarn init -y \
  && yarn add @lando/platformsh --production --flat --no-default-rc --no-lockfile --link-duplicates \
  && yarn install --production --cwd /tmp/node_modules/@lando/platformsh \
  && mkdir -p /plugins/@lando \
  && mv --force /tmp/node_modules/@lando/platformsh /plugins/@lando/platformsh"

# Rebuild the plugin cache
lando --clear

# @TODO
# @NOTE: This doesn't actaully work yet
hyperdrive install @lando/platformsh

You should be able to verify the plugin is installed by running lando config --path plugins and checking for @lando/platformsh. This command will also show you where the plugin is being loaded from.