Add docker (min)

[Aeliot-Tm]

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[Aeliot-Tm]

Hi @theseer,

Could you have a look?

[theseer]

You might call me ignorant, but I fail to see the purpose of this?

And the resulting container is still to big: The cleanup is done in a separate RUN so it's useless as the previous layer contains all the crap. It still uses debian, which is fat. It still keeps all the artifacts and tooling to compile additional things.

If I am to introduce this - again, I'm not sure what the purpose is ;) - it should be a multi stage or minimal runtime container.

[theseer]

And, what does all this have to do with our website?

[Aeliot-Tm]

Hi @theseer

It is for local development only not for production.
May be you have php installed locally and you like this approach. As for me and many other developer, I don't have it locally. Case it is not comfortable to reinstall it several times a day when work with different projects. So, I'd like to have prepared container with all necessary stuff. As for minimization of container, what should be removed on your point of view? All php-modules described in Docker file should be added, I think.

[Aeliot-Tm]

May be closing of previous PR is my wrong. And it would be better to have installed http server too. To have opportunity to run site locally and to be able to debug html & css.

[Aeliot-Tm]

As for docker-compose.yml or compose.yml it is necessary for easy configuration of CLI interpreter in PHPStorm (IDE). And to use all power of it. So, developers can add it event docker images are pruned.

[theseer]

You do realize that this is a 100% static website, right? You can use the IDE build-in preview/webserver to look at things.

The only php script included in this repository is the check/sort script you introduced. There is zero need for a webserver, or PHP-FPM. Nobody needs docker or compose.

[Aeliot-Tm]

Hi @theseer,

Ok. Maybe you have worthwhile arguments in your discourse. Feel free to close this PR