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6+# bbPress
7+
8+bbPress is forum software with a twist from the creators of WordPress. Easily setup discussion forums inside your WordPress.org powered site.
9+
10+Have you ever been frustrated with forum or bulletin board software that was slow, bloated and always got your server hacked? bbPress is focused on ease of integration, ease of use, web standards, and speed.
11+
12+We're keeping things as small and light as possible while still allowing for great add-on features through WordPress's extensive plugin system. What does all that mean? bbPress is lean, mean, and ready to take on any job you throw at it.
13+
14+## The new development repo
15+
16+As part of bbPress 2.6 we have revamped our development workflow to streamline and automate many of the tasks that come up day-to-day.
17+
18+* Validate and test i18n support and generating *pot* files for easy translation into other languages
19+* Generate RTL CSS for our international locales that use *right-to-left* text such as Arabic and Hebrew
20+* Compile bbPress' admin themes SCSS into CSS
21+* Minimize CSS, RTL CSS and JavaScript files
22+* Validating our JavaScript files for errors and coding best practices
23+* PHPUnit testing framework for PHP integrated with Travis-CI
24+
25+### The src directory
26+
27+The `/src` directory is the bbPress core source. All of the existing bbPress core files have been moved into this directory. You’ll develop and test against this directory as usual, but the real power will come from using the rest of the tools in the repository. The contents are optimized for development, not production (this means uncompressed CSS and JavaScript files and uncompiled SCSS files).
28+
29+### The tests directory
30+
31+The `/tests` directory is where our PHPUnit tests are stored and makes testing a cinch, it also allows us to commit patches that include changes to both the source and the tests in a single commit.
32+
33+### The root directory
34+
35+The `/` direcory includes configuration files for our *build* tools, Travis CI and PHPUnit tests.
36+
37+## Installing the tools
38+
39+### Node.js
40+
41+Node.js is a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime for easily building fast, scalable network applications.
42+
43+Any of the following options will get Node.js installed for you:
44+
45+* Visit [Node.js](http://nodejs.org/) and click on the *install* link to download Node.js
46+* If your a Mac user and have [Homebrew](http://brew.sh) installed `brew install node`
47+* If your a Windows user and have [Scoop](http://scoop.sh) installed `scoop install nodejs`
48+
49+### Grunt
50+
51+Grunt is a JavaScript task runner to automate the tasks outlined above.
52+
53+First we need to install Grunt's command line interface (CLI).
54+
55+1. Open a command shell terminal *You may need to use sudo (for OSX, *nix, BSD etc) or run your command shell as Administrator (for Windows)*
56+2. Type the following into your command shell `npm install -g grunt-cli`
57+
58+## Checking out the bbPress source
59+
60+You can use SVN or Git to contribute to bbPress, the choice is yours. so first you need to get a copy of our source
61+
62+Once you've made that choice checkout of clone our repo If you’re fixing a bug, start by checking out bbPress' repository on your computer.
63+
64+* `svn checkout http://bbpress.svn.wordpress.org/trunk`
65+* `git clone git://bbpress.git.wordpress.org/`
66+* `git clone https://github.com/bbpress/bbPress.git`
67+
68+Note: Our GitHub mirror repo is *not* setup at this stage, soon, just not yet.
69+
70+## Installing Node.js dependancies with Node Package Manager (NPM)
71+
72+NPM is included with Node.js and to install the dependancies we need
73+
74+* Open up your terminal/command shell, you no longer need use sudu/admin
75+* Change to the directory where you checked out the source eg. `cd ~/dev/bbpress`
76+* Type the following into your command shell `npm install`
77+
78+## Creating the build
79+
80+* Open up your terminal/command shell, again, you no longer need use sudu/admin
81+* Change to the directory where you checked out the source eg. `cd ~/dev/bbpress`
82+* Type the following into your command shell `grunt`
83+
84+## Overview of the Grunt tasks we use
85+
86+### Build tasks.
87+The default task `grunt` or `grunt build` runs the following tasks in order:
88+
89+1. `clean:all` - Cleans and deletes the entire `/build` folder
90+2. `copy:files` - Copies all the required files to the `/build` folder
91+3. `colors` - Compiles our admin themes SCSS and copies the compile CSS to the `/build` folder
92+4. `cssjanus:core` - Compiles the default CSS to RTL CSS in the `/build` folder
93+5. `cssmin:ltr` - Minimizes the default LTR CSS in the `/build` folder
94+6. `cssmin:rtl` - Minimizes the RTL CSS in the `/build` folder
95+7. `uglify:core` - Minimizes the JavaScript files in the `/build` folder
96+8. `jsvalidate:build` - Validates the JavaScript files for errors and coding best practices
97+9. `makepot` - Generates the `bbpress.pot` file for translators
98+
99+The build release task `grunt build-release` tasks prepares everything we need to release a new version of bbPress on WordPress.org. Again the following tasks are run in order:
100+
101+1. `clean:all` - Cleans and deletes the entire `/build` folder
102+2. `copy:files` - Copies all the required files to the `/build` folder
103+3. `colors` - Compiles our admin themes SCSS and copies the compile CSS to the `/build` folder
104+4. `cssjanus:core` - Compiles the default CSS to RTL CSS in the `/build` folder
105+5. `cssmin:ltr` - Minimizes the default LTR CSS in the `/build` folder
106+6. `cssmin:rtl` - Minimizes the RTL CSS in the `/build` folder
107+7. `uglify:core` - Minimizes the JavaScript files in the `/build` folder
108+8. `jsvalidate:build` - Validates the JavaScript files for errors and coding best practices
109+9. `checktextdomain` - Validates all of bbPress i18n text domains for internationalization
110+10. `makepot` - Generates the `bbpress.pot` file for translators
111+11. `phpunit` - Runs the PHPUnit tests for single site and multisite WordPress installs
112+
113+
114+### Testing tasks.
115+
116+* `grunt phpunit` - Runs PHPUnit tests, including the ajax and multisite tests.
117+* `grunt jstest` - Runs both our javascript tasks `grunt jsvalidate` and `grunt jshint`
118+
119+
120+### Color schemes task.
121+
122+* `grunt colors` - Compiles our admin themes SCSS and copies the compile CSS to the `/build` folder
123+
124+### Patch task.
125+
126+* `grunt patch` - List, download and patch bbPress like a boss eg. `grunt patch:2452`
127+
128+### Watch task
129+
130+* `grunt watch` or `grunt watch:all` Watches for file changes in the `/src` directory and automatically copy the updated file to the `/build` directory with any minification or RTL tasks included if nessecsary
131+
132+## Patch All the Things! Creating and Submitting Patches
133+
134+### Bug Zapping
135+
136+## Development Best Practices for Everyone
137+
138+For best practices please refer to the information in the WordPress.org codex. You’ll find more information about [PHP](http://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/coding-standards/php/), [HTML](http://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/coding-standards/html/), [CSS](http://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/coding-standards/css/) and [JavaScript](http://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/coding-standards/javascript/) coding standards there.