DockerPhpProjectsBuilder

This CLI tool gives a possibility to generate from scratch ready to use docker project with Nginx, PHP-FPM, and MariaDB

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and be running on your local machine

Prerequisites

All required is php => 7 and composer

php-cli 
composer

Installing

Clone project

And install all dependencies

composer install

Usage

php console.php projectRootFolder \
nginxContainerName --nginx_port=80 --nginx_host=myhost.loc \
phpContainerName --php_version=7.1 --xdebug_enable=true \
mysqlContainerName --mysql_user=mysqluser --mysql_root_password=pwd --mysql_password=ww --mysql_database=ffff --mariadb_version=10.3
/

Generated Project structure

rootDir
    -- php
        --configs
            env-variables.env
            custom.ini
        --logs
        Dockerfile
    -- nginx
        --configs
            env-variables.env
            nginx.conf
        --logs
        Dockerfile
    -- mysql
        --configs
            env-variables.env
        --logs
        Dockerfile
    docker-compose.yaml
    -- sourceCode
        index.php

Versions of docker images

Find proper version is possible on image official hub website

Nginx using container - https://hub.docker.com/_/nginx/

Php fpm - https://hub.docker.com/_/php/

Mariadb - https://hub.docker.com/_/mariadb/

For example, if you have problems with PHP version, you can go to https://hub.docker.com/_/php/ and find the proper version with a suffix "-fpm" at the end

Additional possibility

This tool generates env-variables.env files for each container and you can set some environment variables which provide by official containers, the list of available variables also can be found in image official hub website

After generating

Do not forget to add the new host to your hosts file

After adding the host, you can run your container, cd projectRootFolder to the directory with the project and run docker-compose build

After successful building run

docker-compose up -d

If no errors occur you can open http://yourhost in a browser and be able to see an output of phpinfo()

Trivial tasks

CONTAINER - it's container name

All commands you can run from host machine :

Composer

Composer available inside PHP container

docker exec -it CONTAINER composer update

Import Database

cat backup.sql | docker exec -i CONTAINER /usr/bin/mysql -u root --password=root DATABASE