You'll find all the available training programs here: https://matthiasnoback.nl/training/

On most machines the easiest way to install this project is with Docker. If you have trouble running Docker, or just want to use the PHP runtime that's installed on your machine already, take a look at option 2 below.

• Docker Engine
• Docker Compose
• Git
• Bash

• Clone this repository (git clone [email protected]:matthiasnoback/layers-ports-and-adapters-workshop.git) and cd into it.
• Run bin/install.
• Open http://localhost:8080 in a browser. You should see the homepage of the meetup application.

If port 8080 is no longer available on your local machine, modify docker-compose.yml to publish to another port:

ports:
    # To try port 8081:
    - "8081:8080"

• Run bin/composer.sh to use Composer (e.g. bin/composer.sh require symfony/var-dumper).
• Run bin/run_tests.sh to run the tests.
• Run bin/deptrac.sh to analyze dependencies.
• Run bin/meetup.sh to use the CLI tool for scheduling meetups.

• Run bin/cleanup to remove all containers for this project, their images, and their volumes.
• Remove the project directory.
• If you don't use Docker normally, you can shut it down or uninstall it too.

• PHP (>=7.4)
• Composer
• Git
• Bash

• Clone this repository (git clone [email protected]:matthiasnoback/layers-ports-and-adapters-workshop.git) and cd into it.
• Run composer install --prefer-dist.
• Start the webserver by running php -S 0.0.0.0:8080 -t public/, and keep this process running.
• Open http://localhost:8080/ in a browser. You should see the homepage of the meetup application.
• Optionally install deptrac.

• Run ./run_tests.sh to run all the tests (make sure that you also still have the webserver running).
• Run ./meetup to work with the command-line version of this application.

• Just remove the project directory.