Laravel Docker

Laravel application "dockerized".

Requirements

You will need Docker up & running on your machine. That's it!

Setup

Clone repository

$ git clone git@github.com:invokemedia/Laravel-Docker.git
$ cd Laravel-Docker

Create environment file

$ cp .env.example .env

Install composer dependencies

$ ./develop composer install

Generate application key

$ ./develop artisan key:generate

Fire it up!

$ ./develop up -d

You should now be able to visit your application at http://localhost.

Stack

This will create the following containers:

app: php & nginx are installed
node: node & yarn are installed

Notes: we use the same container for PHP & nginx for convenience, this way we can leverage the PHP-FPM socket and we only have to attach the volume once.

Docker commands can be long...

Typically, to run commands inside a container, you'd have to type a pretty long command, for example to run composer you would use:

$ docker run --rm -w /var/www/html app composer install

In this repository, we created a bash script to run commands more easily, for example the command above would be:

$ ./develop composer install

Bring the stack up!

To bring the stack up and running, simply run:

$ ./develop up -d

To bring it down, run:

$ ./develop down

Available command with ./develop

Docker Compose

You can run any command that docker compose can support, for example:

$ ./develop ps
$ ./develop up -d
$ ./develop down

Composer

You can run any composer commands as well:

$ ./develop composer install
$ ./develop composer require laravel/laravel
$ ./develop composer update

Artisan

Because we are using Laravel here, you can also run any artisan commands as well:

$ ./develop artisan key:generate
$ ./develop artisan make:controller PostsController
$ ./develop artisan migrate

PHPUnit

PHPUnit is used to test the application (only the two default tests are available in this example application).

To run PHPUnit:

$ ./develop phpunit

npm

To run npm

$ ./develop npm install

Yarn

If you prefer using Yarn:

$ ./develop yarn install

Environment Variables

If you have many projects running on your machine, you might want to override some of the environment variables below:

# Change these if you already have something running on port 80
APP_PORT=80

# Change this if you already have something running on port 3306
DB_PORT=3306

# Set these if you need different settings for your DB
# WARNING: If you already ran this project on your machine the previous
# database config will be used!
DB_ROOT_PASS=secret
DB_NAME=homestead
DB_USER=homestead
DB_PASS=secret

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