Web application template built upon dmstr/phd5-app.
docker>= 1.10docker-compose>= 1.8.1
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Activate your development environment by creating a config file .env for Docker Compose.
This setting will load and merge docker-compose.dev.yml with the default configuration.
cp .env-dist .env
To change environment variables for the PHP application at runtime, you can use a local file
cp project/config/local.env-dist project/config/local.env
💡 This feature is enabled via
ENV_LOCAL_FILE=..., it is not recommended for production usage.
Build your images
docker-compose build
Install vendor packages for development on the host-system (eg. for auto-completion and debugging)
docker-compose run --rm php composer install
Before starting the stack, we run a one-off command to do the initial setup of the application.
❗ There are defaults for setting up an admin user and adding demo-data to the application, you can customize these settings
docker-compose.dev.yml.
docker-compose run --rm php yii app/setup
When the initial setup is complete, you can start the application stack with
docker-compose up -d
You can access the application now in your browser (replace docker.local with the IP of your Docker host)
open http://docker.local:21080
And login with admin / admin1.
💡 By default, all pages, actions, routes, etc. including frontend and backend modules are only available after authentication.
For details about package installation, custom application source-code, code generation, database migrations, testing, content management, deployment ... Continue with the quick start tutorial.
