Create a .env from env-template in ./env using the following command:
cp ./env/env-template ./env/.env
You can change the environment config of the for the docker setup inside the .env file, any time.
Then simply type:
docker-compose up
Thats it. The boilerplate is running. Now place your php files inside the ./app folder, and browse for them.
Enjoy.
The environment can be configured within the .env file, which is a prerequisite to run the application.
To create this, copy or rename the env-template file to .env.
Defines the relative or absolute path to the application you desire to run.
Defines the path of the docker container configuration.
Defines where persistent data should be stored. Right now, this is used for mysql only.
These constants are prefixed with MYSQL_, followed by database, username, password, port, etc...