PHP 8.0 + Mysql 8.0 + PhpMyAdmin + Mailhog

Getting started

clone or download this repo.

If you haven't installed docker yet, you can download it here: https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop

Quickstart

To get started right away, copy .env.example and change APP_NAME for example APP_NAME=laravel-commerce. Next run the following command in the root folder.

Docker-compose up -d --build

After the images are build, the containers should have been started. After that you can use the following adres to reach the application: http://localhost:8080/

MySQL When setting up the config for your CMS (like Wordpress, Joomla or Drupal) or framework (like Laravel), use mysql-db as hostname instead of localhost.

MySQL can be reached directly using a MySQL tool like MySQL workbench. Host: localhost Port: 8083 Default username: root Default password: root

PhpMyAdmin PhpMyAdmin can be reached at: http://localhost:8081/ Default username: root Default password: root

Mail server When setting up the config for your CMS (like Wordpress, Joomla or Drupal) or framework (like Laravel), use mailhog as hostname instead of localhost and port 1025.

Maildev can be reached at: http://localhost:8082/

Customize your setup

Copy the .env.example and rename it to .env in the root, this can be used to change some basic settings to docker like the default port (keep in mind changing the PORT_PREFIX will change the to above mentionend URLs).

Using Composer

Composer is installed by default in this application. To use composer in the docker container, open a terminal and go to the directory containing the docker files. After that enter the following command to login to the webserver.

docker-compose exec www bash

Now you loged in to the debian server running Apache and php. From here you can run composer using:

composer -V

To logout out from the docker press ctrl+d (Windows/Linux) or cmd+d (MacOS).

Supported application

Known support applications

• Wordpress
• Laravel
• Drupal