dbwebb.se website
This is the main website for dbwebb.se, live at https://dbwebb.se.
Really short story
Prepare to run in docker and update all local files.
make update-docker
Start up the webserver using docker-compose
.
docker-compose up -d website
Open a web browser to localhost:8080 to view the site.
Close down the docker container.
docker-compose down website
Short story
Works for me on Debian.
$ sudo apt-get install apache2 php5 libapache2-mod-php5 php5-dev php-pear php5-gd
$ git clone <the original or your forked repo>
$ cd <the original or your forked repo>
$ make etc-hosts
$ make virtual-host
$ make update
Now open your browser at local.dbwebb.se
and browse the website.
If you need to upgrade your existing installation you can just redo it all.
$ make etc-hosts virtual-host update
For developers and maintainers
This is guidelines on how to setup your own local development environment for this website.
Apache and PHP
On Windows and Mac OS you may use XAMPP.
On Debian this will make it happen, it is Apache2 and PHP5 (with pecl and GD).
$ sudo apt-get install apache2 php5 libapache2-mod-php5 php5-dev php-pear php5-gd
Install Composer and YAML.
Apache virtual host
You need a a Apache virtual host as local.dbwebb.se.
- Clone the website to
~/git/dbwebb.se
.
$ git clone <the original or your forked repo>
$ cd <the original or your forked repo>
- Create an entry in the
/etc/hosts
for local.dbwebb.se.
$ make etc-hosts
- Create the virtual host, the basis can be found here.
$ make virtual-host-echo
$ make virtual-host # On Debian to just do it
- Make and publish to the local structure at ~/htdocs/dbwebb.se.
$ make update
- Restart the webserver and open your browser at
local.dbwebb.se
and browse the website.
Keep updated
Update the code base, the external packages and publish locally.
$ make update
Develop and test locally
Make changes in your repo, publish using make local-publish
and reload your browser.
# Do changes and then publish them locally.
$ make local-publish
# Clear the cache when publishing
$ make local-publish-clear
Install all submodules
Some content is available in external submodules. To install them, where you have the properties to do so, do like this.
$ make submodule-init local-publish
To keep updated, including all submodules.
$ make update-all
.
..: Copyright (c) 2012 - 2017 Mikael Roos, mos@dbwebb.se