This is a helper script to reduce keystrokes when typing verbose docker commands.
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For any unknown shortcuts, ./dcmd simply passes arguments through as if you were
to write out docker compose <command>. For example, try: ./dcmd help
To get started, run:
./dcmd start
This will pull and/or build images. The first time may take a few minutes, especially for building an image from a Dockerfile. Once all containers are running, several services will be running including nginx serving a Symfony demo app. However, it won't work just yet because depdendencies have not yet been installed.
./dcmd composer install
At this point the app should be running at http://localhost/hello
Don't confuse docker-compose with PHP's package manager called "composer". Running this command will execute the composer binary in the php container. You only need to run composer install/update when adding new dependencies.
To stop all running containers, run ./dcmd stop. To stop and remove the containers,
run ./dcmd down.
Note: There are several services created that are not in use by the demo application,
including MariaDb, Redis, and Mailslurper. You can reach UI endpoints for these services
(adminer, redis-commander) by visiting localhost:<port> - reference docker-compose.yml for ports.