Scripts documentation added for Docker container use

coenjacobs · web-flow · commit 0d4d8f84693f · 2021-02-01T19:58:56.000+01:00
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+When using Mozart through its Docker container, you can replace the `"\"vendor/bin/mozart\" compose",` lines with the actual commands you use to [run the Docker container](#docker) for your specific project. Running Mozart from inside the Docker container is really fast and shouldn't take more than a couple seconds.
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 ## Background and philosophy
 Mozart is designed to bridge the gap between the WordPress ecosytem and the vast packages ecosystem of PHP as a whole. Since WordPress is such an end-user friendly focussed CMS (for good reasons), there is no place within the ecosystem where an end-user would be burdened with using a developers tool like Composer. Also, since WordPress has to run on basically any hosting infrastructure, running Composer to install packages from the administration panel (trust me, I've tried - it can be done) is a mission impossible to make it happen and compatible with every server out there.
 

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	`98`	+When using Mozart through its Docker container, you can replace the `"\"vendor/bin/mozart\" compose",` lines with the actual commands you use to [run the Docker container](#docker) for your specific project. Running Mozart from inside the Docker container is really fast and shouldn't take more than a couple seconds.
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