After creating your laravel project you need to do some configuration first and have docker-compose installed
- Install package
composer require grobles16/laravel-docker- To detect the routes file it is necessary to add the following code in config / app.php
'providers' => [
Grobles16\LaravelDocker\LaravelDockerProvider::class,
],- Publish files in our root folder
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Grobles16\LaravelDocker\LaravelDockerProvider" --tag=laravel-docker --force- Edit the .env file assign the name of the DB, user, password
DB_CONNECTION=mysql
DB_HOST=mysql
DB_PORT=3306
DB_DATABASE=laravel
DB_USERNAME=laravel
DB_PASSWORD=laravel- Once the changes have been made in the .env file, execute the following command, this will allow us to create our containers:
docker-compose build app- Turn on the containers and the network:
docker-compose up -d- To display information about the status of active services, run:
docker-compose ps- After executing step 3 our containers are already up, but we still need to run a couple of commands to finish configuring our application. You can use the docker-compose exec command to run commands on service containers, such as ls -l to display detailed information about the files in our application directory:
docker-compose exec app ls -l- If necessary, run the following command to assign permissions to our project
docker-compose exec app chown -R www-data: /var/www- Now we run "composer install" to install the app dependencies:
docker-compose exec app rm -rf vendor composer.lock
docker-compose exec app composer install- Generate a unique app key
docker-compose exec app php artisan key:generate- Go to the browser and put the following
localhost:8000- If you want to pause your Docker Compose environment while maintaining the state of all your services, run:
docker-compose pause- Resume services
docker-compose unpause- To shut down the Docker environment
docker-compose down