The repository contains configurations for Vagrant to setup up a development environment for contributing to TYPO3 CMS. After the installation a ready-to-use cloned git repository is available in /var/www/TYPO3.CMS and synchronized with the www folder of the package. Single steps described in https://wiki.typo3.org/Contribution_Walkthrough_Environment_Setup are taken by the vagrantfile for you. You only have to configure your settings.
The environment comes with:
- Ubuntu 14 LTS
- nginx
- PHP 7 (PHP-FPM, Xdebug)
- MariaDB 5.5
- Composer, Git, NPM, Bower, Grunt, GraphicsMagick
- MailCatcher
- phpMyAdmin
To run the Vagrant file you first have to install VirtualBox and Vagrant. Furthermore, you need to install a vagrant plugin by
$ vagrant plugin install vagrant-hostmanager After cloning or downloading this repository into a folder of your choice, you should edit the file "vagrantfile". The following variables should be adapted to your real account:
gerrit_username = "YOUR_TYPO3_ACCOUNT_NAME"
gerrit_name = "YOUR FIRSTNAME AND LASTNAME"
gerrit_email = "YOUR EMAIL"Now, you can copy your private and public ssh key into the folder "ssh-keys". They will automatically be uploaded to the vagrants home ssh folder during installation. To register the keys, log into Vagrant per SSH and enter the following commans in the shell:
chmod 600 ~/.ssh/id_rsa*
chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
eval $(ssh-agent -s)
ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsaNevertheless you can add the ssh key later or generate a new one by ssh-keygen. If you like to learn more about the account settings or the ssh key requirements, you can read the Contribution Walkthrough Environment Setup Wiki. At last, please open your prompt, switch to the downloaded folder and start the installation by
$ vagrant upAfter successfull installation, the following URLs should be available:
- http://typo3cms/ (unless you didn't change the server_name variable)
- http://typo3cms:1080/ (MailCatcher)
- http://typo3cms/phpmyadmin/ (PhpMyAdmin)
You can use Xdebug remotely by port 9000 without setting it up locally.
Unless you didn't change the server_ip variable, the VM is available under 192.168.10.10.
You can log into the machine by SSH. The account is called "vagrant" and has the password "vagrant".
The admin user is named "root" and has the password "root".
The Vagrant configuration was tested on Windows with VirtualBox. Other OS or VMWare has not been tried so far.
This repository and the vagrant file is still in progress and I welcome your feedback for optimization. Just give me a note if it helped you or if there are problems you discovered. The configuration was tested on Windows.