symfony-lts-docker-starter

Symfony Docker starter is an up-to-date Symfony project (4.4 version) with a whole Docker stack, using a CI (Gitlab-CI here) and so on, according to best practices on a set of components listed below.

You can take this repository and replace the Symfony project in it, with your, to take advantage of the Docker stack. Remember to keep the Symfony Makefile.

Installation instructions

Docker contents

• Docker Compose 1.26
• NGINX 1.17
• PHP-FPM 7.4
• MariaDB 10.5
• Adminer 4.7
• MailCatcher 0.7.1
• Node Current
• Yarn 1.22
• Composer 1.10
• PHP-CS-FIXER-V2
• Xdebug 2.9

Project dependencies

Take a look on app/symfony/composer.json and app/symfony/package.json.

Project requirements

• Docker Machine
• Docker Engine
• Docker Compose
• Make

Suggested requirements (for Mac and Windows)

• Docker Machine NFS

Tree view

app/
    symfony/
        Makefile
        ...
docker/
    nginx/
    web/
.gitlab-ci.yml
docker-compose.gitlab-ci.yml
docker-compose.override.yml.dist
docker-compose.yml
Makefile
README.md

Project view

Installation

$ make install

You can edit the new docker-compose.override.yml and app/symfony/.env.local with your own configuration for DB, Docker ports and PHPStorm configuration.

Keep in mind that you can use both Makefiles, especially the one specific to Symfony directory make symfony:"rule" and independent from Docker. If Composer stops due to memory, launch it separately or increase the size of your containers.

Usage

Go on: http://localhost:8080/ (or another port specified in your ./docker-compose.override.yml)

- Wanna use something ?

$ make                  # Self documented Makefile
$ make stop             # Stop Docker containers

## Samples calling Symfony Makefile and bin/console from root folder
$ make symfony:update   # Use app/symfony/Makefile update rule
$ make sf-console:translation:update ARGS="--output-format xlf --dump-messages --force en"  # Use bin/console
$ make sf-console:c:c ARGS="--env=dev"

Take a look on Makefile rules to know which commands to use.

Tests

$ make symfony:tests    # Behat and PHPUnit tests
$ make symfony:qa       # Quality & Assurance tools

Docker advice

If you want to fully merge your Symfony application with Docker and not take advantage of my design, you can keep this directory structure but split dependencies in different Docker containers. For example, with Node dependency (for Yarn used by Webpack-Encore):

# In docker-compose.yml
  node:
    build: ./docker/node
    container_name: starter_node
    working_dir: /srv
    restart: on-failure
    
# In docker-compose.override.yml
  node:
    volumes:
      - "./:/srv"
      
# Create a Node Dockerfile
FROM    node:13.10-alpine
LABEL   maintainer="Gaëtan Rolé-Dubruille <gaetan.role@gmail.com>"
RUN     apk add --no-cache su-exec && \
        addgroup bar && \
        adduser -D -h /home -s /bin/sh -G bar foo
RUN     apk add yarn --no-cache --repository http://dl-cdn.alpinelinux.org/alpine/edge/community/ && \
        yarn install
COPY    ./bin/entrypoint.sh /usr/local/bin/entrypoint
RUN     set -o errexit -o nounset -o xtrace; \
        chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/entrypoint
ENTRYPOINT ["/usr/local/bin/entrypoint"]

# In Makefile, call Yarn from the Node container
YARN = $(DOCKER_COMPOSE) exec -T node /usr/local/bin/entrypoint yarn

Contributing

Do not hesitate to improve this repository, creating your PR on GitHub with a description which explains it.

Ask your question on gaetan.role@gmail.com.