This repository contains various Docker images to be used in web softwares.
Beautiful terminal for your Docker containers.
Although slightly bigger than the base Alpine image, it will be a joy to connect to your containers as it includes:
- zsh with
zsh-autosuggestions
andzsh-syntax-highlighting
plugins - Oh My Zsh with a beautiful prompt
- exa modern replacement for
ls
Aliases are already defined to replace ls
with exa
:
alias ls="exa --icons --group-directories-first"
alias l="exa -aaghl --git --icons --group-directories-first"
alias ll="exa -ghl --git --icons --group-directories-first"
alias lt="exa --tree --level=2 --icons --group-directories-first"
Try it:
# Connect as root
docker run --rm -it williarin/alpine
# Connect as current user
docker run --rm -it -u '1000:1000' williarin/alpine
Note: latest
is equivalent to 3.19
Images are built once a week at 00:00 on Monday.
All PHP images are based on Alpine Linux 3.19 (williarin/alpine). They come with bash
, zsh
, zip
, unzip
and widely used PHP extensions.
Installed PHP extensions:
json
, ctype
, curl
, dom
, ftp
, gd
, iconv
, intl
, mbstring
, mysqlnd
, openssl
, pdo
,
pdo_sqlite
, pdo_mysql
, pdo_pgsql
, pear
, phar
, posix
, session
, sqlite3
, xml
,
xmlreader
, zip
, zlib
, opcache
, tokenizer
, simplexml
, xmlwriter
, fileinfo
, sodium
Additionally, -dev
versions come with Xdebug 3, Git and Make.
All the images are pre-built with a user www-data
and a group with the same name. Generally there is no need to run containers with root
privileges, so we advise the following:
Specify a --user name and set the working directory on docker runs, e.g.:
docker run --user www-data -w /home/www-data --rm williarin/php:8.2-dev bash -c "php -v | grep 'Xdebug'"
Confirm it by running:
docker run --user www-data -w /home/www-data --rm williarin/php:8.2-dev bash -c "id ; env"
You can easily add PHP extensions using Alpine package manager.
As an example, create a new image with this Dockerfile to add exif extension to PHP:
FROM williarin/php:8.2-fpm
RUN apk add --no-cache \
php8-exif \
;