modulesunraveled / drush-shell-aliases

Useful Drush shell-aliases for Drupal 8 development.

Hi! I'm Brian Lewis

Intro

I'm a software engineer who loves crafting elegant, resilient, and creative solutions to the most interesting and challenging problems. I have experience site-building with HTML and CMSs like Drupal and Wordpress, but I really thrive when I get to architect front end code that will stand the test of time, and make future-me proud of the code I wrote because of its ease of maintainability and ability to make an update without fearing that I'll break something somewhere else.

Experience

Frontend Engineer, Four Kitchens — 2016-Present

• Performed the roles of Frontend Architect, Design System Implementor, Engineer, and Frontend Consultant on projects for clients such as Yale, Ithaca College, NYU, New York Public Library, and others.
• Led teams of jr and full-stack engineers to develop resilient and maintainable frontend architecture to be deployed to dozens of sites so that updates and tweaks could be pushed out with ease while maintaining a stable code base.
• Identified and resolved performance and accessibility issues on existing code bases to improve visitor retention, search engine optimization, and usability for all site visitors.
• Worked closely with internal and external designers to translate their static designs to fully responsive, accessible, and user-friendly web applications that often exceeded the designers original vision.
• Implemented design systems for large organizations with numerous web properties in a way that enables them to share common code across properties, while maintaining the flexibility to deviate on a per-property basis when necessary. This has made their organizations code quality and maintainability exponentially better.
• Implemented visual regression testing to ensure the integrity of design patterns when developing new features, fixing backend/code-related bugs, and refactoring code for performance and scalability.
• Organized and led the Four Kitchens Frontend Practice Group - an internal, bi-weekly meetup focused on frontend education, best practices, and professional development.
• Co-led the creation of Emulsify, an open-source tool for creating design systems with reusable components, and clear guidelines for teams.
• Utilized tools such as Git, StyleLint, ESLint, Prettier, and CircleCI to ensure code quality, correctness, and maintainability.

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drush-shell-aliases's Issues

Module dependencies aren't uninstalling/enabling when running the 'confex' command.

The script doesn't seem to disable module dependencies when running the confex command. I have the 'adminimal_admin_toolbar' and 'admin_toolbar_tools' enabled on my development environment, and I don't want them or their dependencies on my production environment.

This is what I have in my mods_enabled.local file...

adminimal_admin_toolbar
admin_toolbar_tools
admin_toolbar
toolbar

After I run drush confex, I get...

Disabling development modules
To uninstall admin_toolbar, the following extensions must be uninstalled first: [error]
admin_toolbar_tools, adminimal_admin_toolbar
To uninstall toolbar, the following extensions must be uninstalled first:       [error]
admin_toolbar, admin_toolbar_tools, adminimal_admin_toolbar
The following extensions will be uninstalled: adminimal_admin_toolbar, admin_toolbar_tools
Do you really want to continue? (y/n): y
adminimal_admin_toolbar was successfully uninstalled.                           [ok]
admin_toolbar_tools was successfully uninstalled.                               [ok]

Exporting configuration
Differences of the active config to the export directory:

 Collection  Config          Operation
             core.extension  update
The .yml files in your export directory (../config/sync) will be deleted and replaced with the active config. (y/n): y
Configuration successfully exported to ../config/sync.                          [success]

Re-enabling development modules
admin_toolbar is already enabled.                                               [ok]
toolbar is already enabled.                                                     [ok]
The following extensions will be enabled: adminimal_admin_toolbar, admin_toolbar_tools
Do you really want to continue? (y/n): y
admin_toolbar_tools was enabled successfully.                                   [ok]
adminimal_admin_toolbar was enabled successfully.

As you can see, It uninstalled and reinstalled the top level modules (admin_toolbar_tools and adminimal_admin_toolbar), but not the dependent modules (admin_toolbar and toolbar).

Kudos

Love your list of shell aliases! Keep up the good work.