Officially Support Magento v1 and v2

[rickmanelius]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
There has been several requests for Magento supportAfter the CMS refactor work, we were able to bring in other CMS's (e.g. Backdrop). However, we need to have some additional guidance from Magento end-users.

Describe the solution you'd like
Magento as a 1st class CMS citizen. In order to address the following in order to have official support: (non-exhaustive list):

• Documentation
• App type detection
• DB settings file generation.
• import-db support
• import-files support
• test coverage for Magento install
• Custom nginx file

Describe alternatives you've considered
Technically, end-users can use the "php" app, but we've heard that users have needed a bit of custom configuration to make it work. To do this right, we want to make this work out of the box. This will also be important when we have the UI and the ability to start from a stock install.

Additional context

At this time, this is not on our timeline until we have enough demand as well as Magento devs that can help us confirm this.

[ghost]

This would be a nice feature for me (as a Magento dev). I already got it running nicely through the "php" app.

A 'must' for me to use it would be to have n98-magerun available (great Magento tool set).

Would like to contribute, i just haven't had any time yet to get into it.

[rickmanelius]

@vanpoppel Did you have to do anything special (add libraries, generate files, etc) to get through the installer? And was this for Magento 1 or 2?

I realize you may not have much time to dedicate to this, but any pointers would be helpful!

[Ahmed-Ayman]

can't wait!

[marvinhuebner]

DDEV support for Magento (2) would be really great. Especially for me, for example, who only does things at the frontend from time to time and doesn't know the server requirements so well, extremely helpful.

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@vanpoppel Did you have to do anything special (add libraries, generate files, etc) to get through the installer? And was this for Magento 1 or 2?

@vanpoppel may be able to answer that even better, but if I may speak for him, n98-magerun should only be interesting for Magento 1, because starting with Magento 2, the core brings its own CLI commands with it.

[rfay]

Since ddev "just works" for every PHP setup we know of, we'd love to have you give this a try @marvinhuebner - just use the 'php' project type, and set up your own settings files. If you could report back with a recipe, that's the starting point! Thanks!

[onigunn]

I've stumbled across a magento 1.9 project and added this into my config.yaml

hooks:
   post-start:
        - exec: "bash -c 'cd /usr/local/bin && sudo wget https://files.magerun.net/n98-magerun.phar && sudo chmod +x n98-magerun.phar'"

Works. A simple ddev exec n98-magerun.phar and we're fine.

[benmarks]

Taking a look at this.

[rfay]

As you probably saw, the PR from @paulvandermeijs is at #1802

[jwohlfeil]

Magento 2 is working perfectly with ddev, but Magento 1 doesn't support MariaDB as far as i know (https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/m1x/system-requirements.html). During importing a DB from a 1.9 installation there are some errors. Is there an easy way to get MySQL for such projects?

[rfay]

The next release of ddev will support mysql 5.5/6/7 and 8.0, that should be before the end of the year. A prerelease can be expected even before that.

For now, ddev-contrib has a recipe for using mysql as an add-on service: https://github.com/drud/ddev-contrib/tree/master/docker-compose-services/mysql

[jwohlfeil]

With the support of other mysql versions things getting a bit easier. But i still have problems with session handling, f.e. adding products to cart and login is not working. Tested it with several installations. Anyone else?

[rfay]

We hope to have explicit support for magento in the next release via #1802 - I don't think that works right now, but would love to have you test it when it's working again, which shouldn't be long.

Are you using nginx or apache?

[jwohlfeil]

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