Simple docker environment that allows you to run applications such as Symfony Laravel or any custom PHP-like project.

This LEMP + composer stack also includes PhpMyAdmin to allow you to manipulate your data even easier.

It is also shipped with vim, nano, curl, and many more useful tools!

Symfony installation guide 🔥| Laravel installation guide 🚀

Check the Wiki for further explanation.

Do you want to help us improve the environment or did you found a bug? Let us know.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Josee9988/Docker-Skeleton-LEMP.git

2. Go to the cloned project directory:

   cd Docker-Skeleton-LEMP

3. Modify the .env environment variables as you please.

   ###> Docker-Skeleton-LEMP-Config ###
   MYSQL_DATABASE=skeletondb
   MYSQL_USER=dev
   MYSQL_PASSWORD=1234
   MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root
   HTTP_PORT=80
   PHPMYADMIN_PORT=9000
   MYSQL_PORT=3306
   APPLICATION_NAME=skeletonApp
   ###> Docker-Skeleton-LEMP-Config ###

4. Build and test the container is successfully working

   docker-compose up -d

   • When you are done, visit the test page on the following URL: http://localhost NOTE: If you change the 'HTTP_PORT' you will have to specify the port at the end of the URL.
   • Visit the PhpMyAdmin page at: http://localhost:9000 and log in: (root/root or dev/1234)

5. Initialize your Symfony/Laravel/PHP app.

   • Copy the 'Docker-Skeleton-LEMP-Config' .env config to your clipboard to not lose your configuration.
   • Create/copy your new Symfony/Laravel/PHP files keeping the /docker/ directory and the docker-compose.yaml file.
   • Add the 'Docker-Skeleton-LEMP-Config' .env config in your new .env file.

If you want to run a specific composer or MySQL commands or any kind of command inside the container you can easily do it with:

NOTE: 'skeletonApp' is the default application name. If you change this value in the .env file make sure to run the commands with your own project name.

• Access MySQL terminal.

docker exec -it skeletonApp-mysql bash # to access MySQL CLI

• Access composer, and your own project.

docker exec -it skeletonApp-phpfpm bash # to run any other command inside the container

.
├── docker
│   ├── Dockerfile
│   ├── mysql
│   │   └── mysql-data
│   ├── nginx
│   │   ├── default.conf
│   │   └── logs
│   └── php
│       ├── logs
│       └── php-ini-overrides.ini
├── docker-compose.yaml
├── LICENSE
├── public
│   ├── index.php
│   └── README.md
└── README.md

If you should your MySQL environment variables you will have to re-create the docker container.

• Remove all the MySQL data

  sudo rm -rfv docker/mysql/mysql-data/ && mkdir -p docker/mysql/mysql-data

• Recreate the container

  docker-compose up -d --build --force-recreate # will rebuild the container.

• Then, you can restart you can re-run your app as normal.

  docker-compose up -d

⚠️Remember that this docker environment does not guarantee a 100% effectiveness as it is being tested yet, and may have some issue at some point. Use it at your own risk and always do backups of your code.⚠️

Made with a lot of ❤️❤️ by @Josee9988