An example how to run a simple Drupal site with dork-compose. Should be used for quick tests and demonstration purposes only.
Clone the examples repository.
$ git clone https://github.com/iamdork/examples.git ~/dork-recipes
Create a sources directory to store your project source code.
$ mkdir ~/sources
$ cd sources
Add an .env file to tell dork-compose where to find the docker setup.
$ echo "DORK_LIBRARY_PATH=~/dork-recipes" > .env
Create a directory for your new drupal project:
$ mkdir drupal
$ cd drupal
Add an .env file to tell Drupal to use the drupal-simple setup.
$ echo "DORK_LIBRARY=drupal-simple" > .env
Run dork-compose info, the output should look like this.
DORK_LIBRARY_PATH: ~/dork-examples
DORK_LIBRARY: drupal-simple
Library: /root/dork-examples/drupal-simple
Project: drupal
Now you are ready to fire up your Drupal site with dork-compose up -d. Your website should be available at http://drupal.dork.io. Also, your directory should be populated with drupal source files by now.
Run through the installation process by using the database settings from docker-compose.yml.
After completing the installation create a snapshot and verify its there.
$ dork-compose snapshot save installed
$ dork-compose snapshot ls
installed
Add some content to your site and make another snapshot.
$ dork-compose snapshot save content
$ dork-compose snapshot ls
installed
content
Now you are able to switch back to the fresh install by loading the installed snapshot.
$ dork-compose snapshot load installed
Or bring back your content by loading the content snapshot.
$ dork-compose snapshot load content
Congratulations, you just finished the basic example of dork-compose.