A docker development environment and toolset, taking inspiration from the legendary utensil.

cd <your-project-dir>/spork
docker-compose build

This will download the images necessary and build your containers. Once they're finished building, run

docker-compose up -d

That's all there is to it! This will start three containers named spork_db_1, spork_php_1 and spork_nginx_1. The three primary images these containers are currently built upon are mariadb:10, php:8.0-fpm and nginx:mainline.

Head to localhost in your browser and you should see the welcome page. This code is located in web/index.php. To start your own application, clear the contents of the index file and get coding!

When you're finished for the day, simply stop your containers

docker-compose down

You can also pause or unpause the containers, which places them in a suspended state

docker-compose pause
docker-compose unpause

PHP is preconfigured to display all errors, with XDebug 3 enabled in debug,develop mode. By default, it listens on port 9003, simply set this in your IDE, and you're done!

To develop for, or test envms repositories, use the docker-compose.dev.yml in addition to the main docker-compose.yml file.

docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.dev.yml up -d

This will add two volumes to your containers (fluentpdo and osseus), and run composer install. Ensure you have both repositories cloned beforehand, and that they are siblings. Your directory structure should look like

your-project-dir/
├── fluentpdo/
├── osseus/
└── spork/

Both repositories are already added to the composer autoloader. You're good to go!