Installation

Requirements

1. Docker and Docker Compose must be installed before going further.
2. A Symfony project must already exist, and Composer must be available.

Add the package to development dependencies

This Docker environment is available as a Composer package, and thus, can be retrieved like a PHP dependency. And thanks to Symfony Flex and the repository recipe, the installation process is almost fully automated.

$ composer config extra.symfony.allow-contrib true
$ composer require --dev ajardin/docker-symfony

🚀 That's all! ✨

You have now a docker directory inside your project! Here are several commands that you can now use from your project directory.

$ make

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   Environment
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backup                         Backup the "postgresql" volume
build                          Build the environment
cache                          Flush cache stored in Redis
composer                       Install Composer dependencies from the "php" container
logs                           Follow logs generated by all containers
logs-full                      Follow logs generated by all containers from the containers creation
nginx                          Open a terminal in the "nginx" container
php                            Open a terminal in the "php" container
ps                             List all containers managed by the environment
restore                        Restore the "postgresql" volume
start                          Start the environment
stats                          Print real-time statistics about containers ressources usage
stop                           Stop the environment
yarn                           Install Composer dependencies from the "php" container