A few scripts to have a LAMP environment with docker in a really easy way.
- A LAMP environment running in just one command (Apache 2.4 - PHP 7.4 - MySQL 5.5)
- Prepared to have as many containers as you want (usually one per project)
- Composer installed
- XDebug installed
- Mailhog installed for working with emails locally
There are 5 bash files to have a really easy way to do the common operations:
- start.sh: This script has to be executed everytime that you want to start LAMP.
- stop.sh: This script should be executed everytime that you finish working with LAMP.
- clean.sh: This script is auxiliary, just in case you want to remove your LAMP environment. By executing that script the database data will be removed
- You can access to the bash by executing
./bash.sh - You can access to the bash as a the root user by executing
./root_bash.sh
- Do clone that repo and give to the repo folder a name related with your project.
- Execute the start.sh script to initialize your environment
./start.sh - Go to http://localhost and you should see a sucessful message
- Remove the www/index.html and place all your project's files in the folder www/
Now you have your environment ready! Just remember to execute stop.sh when you finish.
- Execute the start.sh script to start LAMP (
./start.sh) - When you finish working execute the stop.sh script (
./stop.sh)
- You can install Drush + Drupal 7 by executing
./scripts/install_drupal7.sh - You can install Drush + Drupal 8 by executing
./scripts/install_drupal8.sh - You can install WP CLI + Wordpress by executing
./scripts/install_wp.sh - You can access to the bash by executing
./bash.sh - You can access to the bash as a the root user by executing
./root_bash.sh
- The database server host is not 'localhost'. Use 'db' instead of 'localhost'.
- The database user is 'root' and the password is '123'
- You can access to Mailhog in http://localhost:8025