brettt89/ss4-docker-compose

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README

Docker based development environment for SilverStripe 4 applications Can be used on multiple environments at the same time.

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Requirements

Install

To install globally run:

composer global require brettt89/ss4-docker-compose

Make sure your ~/.composer/vendor/bin directory is in your PATH.

echo 'export PATH=$PATH:~/.composer/vendor/bin/' >> ~/.bash_profile

Then you can run this script with docker-ss <docker-compose command> in your project root.

How to use

docker-ss in a nutshell is basically a wrapper for docker-compose with some added functionality and checks. all docker-compose commands should run as expected via docker-ss

Environment file

Ensure you have an environment file setup in your project root with the following settings.

# DB credentials
SS_DATABASE_CLASS = "MySQLPDODatabase"
SS_DATABASE_SERVER = "database"
SS_DATABASE_USERNAME = "root"
SS_DATABASE_PASSWORD = ""
SS_DATABASE_NAME = "SS_mysite"

Start services

docker-ss up -d

By default, this setup will create 2 containers per project and 1 global nginx proxy (ss-proxy).

Containers:

  • web (web server)
    • Hostname: {folder_name}.local
  • database (database server)
    • Hostname: {folder_name}.db.local

NOTE: In order to access the servers by hostname you will need to map these domains to your "Hosts" IP.

E.g. File: /etc/hosts, ({folder_name} = "./ss4")

127.0.0.1	ss4.local ss4.db.local

Advanced usage

The docker-compose executable included in this package does some additional checks and configuration with commands. This should always be used over the native docker-compose function.

However all docker-compose commands can be used via this package as per usual.

Running dev/build.

docker-ss exec web ./framework/sake dev/build

SSH into web server (Bash terminal).

docker-ss ssh

Accessing database from client

Host: {folder_name}.db.local
Port: 3306
Database: SS_mysite
Username: root
Password: <empty>