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Massimiliano Arione edited this page Feb 4, 2023
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This project is meant to create a new Symfony project, using a predefined Docker configuration.
- execute
composer create-project beelab/symfony-beelab yourDir
(where "yourDir" is the path of the directory where you want to create the project). Alternatively, if can clone this project and then remove.git
directory. If you want to use a specific branch, use the following example:git clone git@github.com:Bee-Lab/symfony-beelab.git --branch garak --single-branch yourDir
. Cloning is more feasible if you only use Docker (e.g. you don't have PHP installed on your host machine) - replace the content of
README.md
with your instructions for the project. This is important since anyone should be able to be up&running on your project in (almost) zero time! - feel free to remove
LICENSE
, or to replace it with your license - replace the content of
composer.json
andpackage.json
with your actual project name, description, authors, etc. - replace "customize" with your project's name in relevant files. You can use the following script in the terminal (assuming your project is named "myproject"):
find . -type f -exec sed -i 's/customize/myproject/g' {} \;
- build the project using
docker-compose build
- start the project using
make start
. You need the make utility. If you don't have it, check theMakefile
file and use relevant commands instead. - if you didn't create the project with composer, execute
docker-compose exec php composer install
- execute
make npm
and thenmake asset
(this last can be stopped, if successful) - after adding some entities, execute
make dbupdate
- you can execute tests with
make test
(a simple predefined test is available}