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+title: Another way to create test module configuration
+date: 2024-02-17
+permalink: archive/2024/02/17/another-way-to-create-test-module-configuration
+snippet: |
+    There's another way to export configuration for Drupal test modules using Drush...
+tags:
+    - software-development
+    - automated-testing
+    - test-driven-development
+    - drupal
+    - php
+---
+
+{% block content %}
+In one of the lessons in my [free automated testing in Drupal email course][atdc], I explain how I create configuration that I need within my tests, such as adding a custom field:
+
+> But how do you know what to name the configuration files and what content to put in them?
+>
+> Rather than trying to write them by hand, I create the configuration I need, such as fields, within a Drupal site and then export and edit the files I need.
+
+As well as creating the fields in the Drupal UI, I was also using it to export the configuration files I needed:
+
+> Once Drupal is installed and the configuration has been created, you can go to - /admin/config/development/configuration/single/export and select the configuration type and name.
+>
+> The filename is shown at the bottom of the page, and you can copy the content into files within your module.
+
+## There's another way
+
+After reading that lesson, somene replied and reminded me that there's a `--destination` option you can use with the `drush config:export` command.
+
+Instead of exporting to the standard configuration directory, I can do it to a temporary directory:
+
+```language-shell
+run drush cex --destination /app/.ignored/config
+```
+
+Everyhing in a `.ignored` direcotry is automatically ignored by Git, and to get the files I need, I can use Linux's `find` command to find any files that contain the field name and copy them into my test module directory:
+
+```language-shell
+find .ignored/config \
+  -type f \
+  -name \*drupal_project\* \
+  -exec cp -r {} web/modules/custom/foo/modules/foo_test/config/install \;
+```
+
+I still need to edit the files to remove the `uuid` and `_core` values, but this approach means less clicking in the Drupal UI which makes me more productive.
+
+I used this approach when [writing my SaaS code yesterday][yesterday] and it worked well.
+
+[atdc]: {{site.url}}/atdc
+[yesterday]: {{site.url}}/archive/2024/02/16/keep-logic-within-tests-for-as-long-as-you-can
+{% endblock %}
+
+{% block cta %}
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+
+[subscription]: {{site.url}}/subscription
+{% endblock %}