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General use

After a (re)boot of your Mac, depending on the setup Apache and MariaDB are already running. In my personal setup I have to start these manually. I open a terminal and start the services:

startdev

Apache, MariaDB, DNSMasq and Mailhog are now ready for use.

Create a new database

  • Create a new database with Sequel Ace, DBeaver, Adminer, commandline or whatever tool you user to administrate your MariaDB databases.

Create a new website

Creating a new website is very simple. In the Sites folder create a new subfolder for your website.

As an example create a folder testwebsite or clone a repository in ~/Development/_sites

mkdir ~/Development/_sites/testwebsite

Then add your html/php/whatever files in the folder ~/Development/Sites/testwebsite.

There is nothing else to configure. The website is immediately ready in your browser at http://testwebsite.test

Stop Development

Apache, MariaDB, DNSMasq and Mailhog can be stopped with the terminal command:

stopdev

Restart development

Apache, MariaDB, DNSMasq and Mailhog can be restarted with the terminal command:

restartdev

Reference

PHP

(replace "< version >" with required PHP-version, 8.1 for example)

php.ini location

code /usr/local/etc/php/< version >/php.ini

Switch to php < version >:

sphp <version>

MariaDB default data location

/usr/local/var/mysql