lch/docker-symfony

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Ready-To-Start LAMP stack with Symfony and PHPMyAdmin

0.1.2 2019-07-11 10:21 UTC

MIT

• Nicolas BONNIOT

• symfony
• phpmyadmin
• lamp
• docker

README

This boilerplate is a ready-to-start customizable LAMP stack with Symfony and PHPMyAdmin integration. Warning : for Linux/Mac users only.

Installation

Use Composer to initiate project.

composer create-project lch/docker-symfony target-dir 0.1.2

Configuration

Custom parameters

.env file

First of all, specify parameters needed for the project

Directories

• RELATIVE_APP_PATH: This is the relative path from project initial path. Default to ./. Note: a volume will be created on this path in order to persist Symfony app files.
• LOGS_DIR: The logs directory.

Host

• HOST_USER: Your current username. Needed to ensure creation (directories...) with your current user to preserve mapping between container and host
• HOST_UID: Your current user host ID (uid). This is mandatory to map the UID between PHP container and host, in order to let you edit files both in container an through host volume access.
• HOST_GID: Your current main group host ID (gid). (Not used so far)

Project

• PROJECT_NAME: The project name.

Database

• MYSQL_HOST: The database host. Has to be equal to database container name in docker-compose.yml file (default mysql).
• MYSQL_DATABASE: The database name you want
• MYSQL_USER: user that will be created on image creation
• MYSQL_PASSWORD: the database password you want for above user
• MYSQL_HOST_PORT: the port you want to be able to reach the MySQL server (from the host) on.
• MYSQL_PORT: the MySQL instance port. Careful, this is the MySQL port in container. Default to 3306
• MYSQL_HOST_VOLUME_PATH: default ./data/mysql/5.7. This is the volume which will store database.

Ports

You can have multiple projects using this boilerplate, but without changing ports, only one project can be up at a time.

• APPLICATION_WEB_PORT: default to 8800.
• PHP_MY_ADMIN_PORT: default to 8801.

Usage

There are 2 ways to use this : initialisation and day-to-day usage.

Initialisation

You have to run make install-symfony. This script will

1. execute the composer create-project command for installing Symfony
2. Copy the .env content from Symfony app to existing .env.
3. Copy the .gitignore content from Symfony app to existing .gitignore.

Note : once .env updated, after Symfony install, you have to edit the elements added to make them use predefined variables (for example MySQL connection URL).

Day-to-day usage

Then, on day-to-day usage, just run

• make up to make system live
• make down to shutdown this project with containers removal.

Note : All volumes set will ensure to persist both app files and database.

Makefile commands available

assets-install

Execute Symfony assets:install --symlink command.

bash-php

Gives a shell in php container with www-data user.

bash-php-root

Gives a shell in php container with root user.

build

Build the containers. To be used to force containers recreation.

cache-clear

Execute Symfony cache clear command.

composer-install

Execute composer install.

dsu-dump

This runs a doctrine:schema:update --dump-sql.

dsu-force

This runs a doctrine:schema:update --force.

down

Down the containers.

encore-dev

Make an Encore assets generation (dev mode).

encore-prod

Make an Encore assets generation (prod mode).

encore-watch

Make an Encore assets generation (watch mode).

fixtures-load

This runs a doctrine:fixtures:load.

install-symfony

Install Symfony as described above. Will also install the Maker and Migrations bundle.

install-app

Execute all steps to install your app on top of Symfony installation. This commands executes :

1. build command.
2. composer-install command.
3. composer-install command.
4. migrate command.
5. Configure Yarn cache and global folder.
6. Install NPM packages.
7. Run a production assets generation.

make-migration

This runs a make:migration.

migrate

This runs a doctrine:migrations:migrate.

up

Makes system live. Also substitute www-data UID with given UID to avoid write permissions problems.

PhpMyAdmin

Accessible on localhost:8801 by default. Use MYSQL_USER and MYSQL_PASSWORD to connect.