docker-compose stack for PHP-Projects

Install

composer init # if you not have a composer.json
# Add `scripts` and `extra` infos as mentioned below then execute:
composer require smtxdev/docker-compose-php-stack:dev-master

Add these lines to your root composer.json to define the install-location of this package (otherwise this package will not work correctly). Composer will install everything to the vendor folder. The following post-install-script (post-autoload-dump) will copy all files to your desired location. You can install and update this package normally like every other package but do not use this package from the vendor folder. Only from the directory you configured in docker-install-dir.

"scripts": {
    "post-autoload-dump": [
        "SmtXDev\\DockerComposePhpStack\\Installer::install"
    ]
},
"extra": {
    "docker-install-dir": "./docker"
}

Full-Example composer.json

{
    "require": {
        "smtxdev/docker-compose-php-stack": "dev-master"
    },
    "scripts": {
        "post-autoload-dump": [
            "SmtXDev\\DockerComposePhpStack\\Installer::install"
        ]
    },
    "extra": {
        "docker-install-dir": "./docker"
    }
}

Usage / Start the stack

cd docker
docker-compose up -d

Add files to .gitignore to commit config files

For example:

/docker/*
!/docker/.env
!/docker/*/
/docker/config/solr/empty
/docker/import/*

Assuming your docker-install-dir is ./docker. At first let us ignore everything from /docker/* then let us unignore the config file: !/docker/.env. Unignore everything in the second level with: !/docker/*/ then ignore again not needed files: /docker/config/solr/empty and /docker/import/*. With this .gitignore you can commit all configs in your repo and you can still update this package. Keep track of this README maybe you need to add/remove some statements in the future.