Docker Webserver

Make sure you have Docker installed.

PHP version of this branch: 8.0

How-To:

1. Change the WEB_ROOT in the .env file to the root of your website (the folder that you index.html or index.php is in)
   • Note: If you do not yet have a project, skip this step for now.
2. Run docker-compose -f 'path/to/your/docker-compose.yml' up -d and wait for it to exit.
3. Open http://localhost to check whether your setup works.

To shut down the server, use docker-compose -f 'path/to/your/docker-compose.yml' down -remove-orphans.

Multiple projects

You can set up multiple projects in two ways:

The compact way

1. Create a second .env file (name it second-project.env or something), and change the WEB_ROOT to fit your second project.
2. When starting your project, append --env-file 'path/to/your/second-project.env' to the docker-compose command.
   • For example:
     docker-compose -f 'path/to/your/docker-compose.yml' --env-file 'path/to/your/second-project.env' up -d

The obvious way

1. Clone a second instance of this repository and adjust settings accordingly.
2. When starting your second project, just specify the docker-compose.yml of the second clone.