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Package laravel-env
Short Description Environment for laravel applications with mysql
License MIT
Informations about the package laravel-env
daxter1987/laravel-env
By installing this composer package into your laravel application, this enables the php artisan dax:install
command, which creates a docker-compose.yml and a daxenv.sh file into your laravel root directory. Then you can run docker compose up -d
and you have a laravel environment with a database.
Requirements
- Must have docker installed
- Must have docker-compose installed
Installation
1. Install using composer by running:
2. Once installed run the command
This creates 2 files:
- docker-compose.yml: compose file with 2 containers
- Ubuntu image with nginx and Php 7.3
- Database image
- daxenv.sh: file with useful shortcuts to run your environment
This also checks the .gitignore in your laravel project and adds the line /db
if it doesn't exist. This is the folder where docker will store your local database container volume.
3. [Optional but recommended] Give the daxenv.sh execute permissions
If you want to use the shortcuts give the daxenv.sh file executing permissions by running the command:
4. Configure database
The database connection credentials can be found in your newly created docker-compose.yml
file. Make sure the database connection is properly configured either in your .env
file or your config/database.php
file.
Usage
With shortcuts
To start the environment run
To stop the environment
To ssh into the laravel container
Without shortcuts
To start the environment run
To stop the environment
To ssh into the laravel container run docker container ls
to get the name of the container, then replace the container name for CONTAINER_NAME in the command below
xdebug and PHPStorm
Setup
The container comes with xdebug installed (if you run phpinfo() you would see the configuration). To use it, set up PHPStorm:
-
Go to Languages and Frameworks > PHP > Servers and set
- Name: Name of project
- Host: localhost
- Port: 8080
- Debugger Xdebug
- Use path mappings = true
- Set Absolute path on server /var/www/html
- Go to "Add Configurations"
- Click +
- Select PHP remote Debug template
- Name: Name of project
- Server: previously created server
- IDE key: PHPSTORM
- Click Apply
Run
- Click on the Bug Icon
-
Send a GET request with
- Send a post request with XDEBUG_SESSION_START=PHPSTORM as a param