Add behat tests for redis and database for both local and global options

Author: abhijitrakas

features/bootstrap/FeatureContext.php

@@ -405,6 +405,9 @@ public static function cleanup(AfterFeatureScope $scope)
 			'www.example3.test',
 			'labels.test',
 			'wpcache.test',
+			'wp-local-db.test',
+			'wp-local-redis.test',
+			'wp-local-db-redis.test'
 		];
 
 		$result = EE::launch( 'sudo bin/ee site list --format=text',false, true );
@@ -422,4 +425,31 @@ public static function cleanup(AfterFeatureScope $scope)
 			unlink('ee-old.phar');
 		}
 	}
+
+	/**
+	 * @Then Check global redis cache for :site
+	 */
+	public function checkGlobalRedisCacheOfSite($site)
+	{
+		exec("docker exec -it ee-global-redis redis-cli set 'easyengine' 'rock'");
+		$output = exec("docker exec -it ee-global-redis redis-cli get 'easyengine'");
+		if ( '"rock"' !== $output ) {
+			throw new Exception("Global redis not working for $site site. Getting '$output' instead of 'rock'");
+		}
+		exec("docker exec -it ee-global-redis redis-cli del 'easyengine'");
+	}
+
+	/**
+	 * @Then Check local redis cache for :site
+	 */
+	public function checkLocalRedisCacheOfSite($site)
+	{
+		$site_root_folder = EE_SITE_ROOT . '/' . $site;
+		exec("cd $site_root_folder && docker-compose exec redis redis-cli set 'easyengine' 'rock'");
+		$output = exec("cd $site_root_folder && docker-compose exec redis redis-cli get 'easyengine'");
+		if ( '"rock"' !== $output ) {
+			throw new Exception("Local redis not working for $site site. Getting '$output' instead of 'rock'.");
+		}
+		exec("cd $site_root_folder && docker-compose exec redis redis-cli del 'easyengine'");
+	}
 }

features/site.feature

@@ -188,3 +188,33 @@ Feature: Site Command
         | db         |
         | redis      |
         | phpmyadmin |
+
+  Scenario: Create WordPress site with local DB and global redis
+    When I run 'bin/ee site create wp-local-db.test --cache --type=wp --local-db'
+    Then After delay of 5 seconds
+    And The site 'wp-local-db.test' should have webroot
+    And The site 'wp-local-db.test' should have WordPress
+    And Request on 'wp-local-db.test' should contain following headers:
+      | header          |
+      | HTTP/1.1 200 OK |
+    And Check global redis cache for 'wp-local-db.test'
+
+  Scenario: Create WordPress site with local redis and global db
+    When I run 'bin/ee site create wp-local-redis.test --cache --type=wp --with-local-redis'
+    Then After delay of 5 seconds
+    And The site 'wp-local-redis.test' should have webroot
+    And The site 'wp-local-redis.test' should have WordPress
+    And Request on 'wp-local-redis.test' should contain following headers:
+      | header          |
+      | HTTP/1.1 200 OK |
+    And Check local redis cache for 'wp-local-redis.test'
+
+  Scenario: Create WordPress site with local DB and local redis
+    When I run 'bin/ee site create wp-local-db-redis.test --cache --type=wp --local-db --with-local-redis'
+    Then After delay of 5 seconds
+    And The site 'wp-local-db-redis.test' should have webroot
+    And The site 'wp-local-db-redis.test' should have WordPress
+    And Request on 'wp-local-db-redis.test' should contain following headers:
+      | header          |
+      | HTTP/1.1 200 OK |
+    And Check local redis cache for 'wp-local-db-redis.test'