Enter project description - This is starter template for drupal 9 development.
Dev environment with docker4drupal
When starting for the first time copy the override-sample file and update as needed
cp docker-compose.override-sample.yml docker-compose.override.yml
Also update the .env file with your project name. Then start up docker-compose
docker-compose up -d
Then install the drupal application into the drupal folder. Note this project is set up to work with the webroot in the drupal/web folder. If you use another folder pls update the NGINX_SERVER_ROOT section in the docker-compose.override.yml file. You can use the settings.default.php as an option for your settings.php file. This file will be committed and will define the base configs for all environments.
cp settings.default.php drupal/web/sites/default/settings.php
The settings.docker.php file will map into the docker environment as a settings.local.php file for environment specific configs. This is a good place to put sensitive configs (not for commiting to git) such as passwords. On production you can create a settings.local.php and override the configs.
Once installed you can access the dev site on port 8000. e.g. localhost:8000
Common commands
# start up dev environment
docker-compose up -d
# stop environment
docker-compose stop
# delete everything and start in a clean environment
docker-compose down -v
# check logs
docker-compose logs -f
# check logs for specific container
docker-compose logs -f php
# log into php container (this will allow use of drush and composer)
docker-compose exec php sh
Tests
- See ainsofs/drupal-project for gitlab ci and composer tests