Ergonode development docker

This is only a development solution! Do not use it on production environments!

the docker uses the following services

• PostgreSQL 10
• PHP 7.4
• NGINX 1.17
• Docsify 4
• Nodejs 12.6
• RabbitMQ 3.8

How the hell should I install it all ?!

At first you must install Docker and Docker Compose (https://docs.docker.com/compose).

Next, you must clone frontend and backend and docs repositories to ergonode directory:

git clone git@github.com:ergonode/docker.git ergonode
cd ergonode
git clone git@github.com:ergonode/frontend.git
git clone git@github.com:ergonode/backend.git
git clone git@github.com:ergonode/docs.git

If you want to test ergonode in multiple directories you need to create the .env file and set COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME env var to some unique value

If you want't change any environment variable you can optionally change this in the .env file. And all environment variables used by our docker you can find in the docker-compose.yml files.

Now you can start start docker by simple command

docker-compose up

Now you can fill app database with basic data by using command

docker-compose exec php bin/phing database:fixture

Or fill database with development data with command

docker-compose exec php bin/phing database:fixture:dev

Enjoy :)

Ok, but what now?

If you want to view frontend panel just type address from below into your browser

http://localhost

And to test app you can login as test@ergonode.com with password abcd1234

If you want to view backend API doc just type address from below into your browser

http://localhost:8000/api/doc

If you want to review messages on RabbitMQ, type address from below into your browser

http://localhost:15672

What can i do with this creature?

To run all tests execute

docker-compose exec php bin/phing test

To run symfony console

docker-compose exec php bin/console

To add new users you can use command

docker-compose exec php bin/console ergonode:user:create  <email> <first_name> <last_name> <password> <language> [<role>]

If you want to enter some container

docker-compose exec php bash
docker-compose exec postgres bash
docker-compose exec nuxtjs bash

FAQ

Q: I have error 413 – Request Entity Too Large
A: You need increase in the nginx client_max_body_size and in php upload max size. 

Q: How to increase the nginx client_max_body_size and in php upload max size?

In the .env file please set NGINX_HTTP_DIRECTIVES to client_max_body_size 250m; or higher value

NGINX_HTTP_DIRECTIVES="client_max_body_size 250m;" 

Also you can set PHP_INI_DIRECTIVES to upload_max_filesize=250M;\npost_max_size = 250M;

Q: How to increase php memory limit?

In the .env file please set PHP_INI_DIRECTIVES to memory_limit=1024M; or higher value

PHP_INI_DIRECTIVES="memory_limit=1024M;" 

Q: What data are stored?
A: For now only database in data folder

Q: Where can i change PHP settings?
A: In the environment variable PHP_INI_DIRECTIVES each setting must be delimited by ;

Q: Where can i change nginx http settings?
A: In the environment variable NGINX_HTTP_DIRECTIVES each setting must be delimited by ;

Q: What if I have better idea?
A: No problem ! Just tell us about your idea and we will discuse it. Bring lot of beers!

Q: This is awesome, how can i thank you?
A: No problem. Just send me an email to team@ergonode.com and attach a beer

Q: This is bullshit, how can i thank you for this crap?
A: No problem. Just send me an email to team@ergonode.com and attach a beer