Symfony 4.1 Docker setup

This project provides a complete stack to easily start developing a Symfony 4.1 project using Docker.
It has a database (MySQL), phpMyAdmin, SMTP server for development with web interface (Maildev) and allows using Xdebug.

Installation and Setup

First, clone the repository and enter the project folder:

$ git clone [email protected]:pjam/docker-symfony4-mysql.git
$ cd docker-symfony4-mysql

Then, create and build all the needed images and containers and start them

bin/docker build
bin/docker start

After the images finish building and the containers, you should be able to see the Symfony welcome page in your browser at

http://localhost:8080

You can also access phpMyAdmin and the Maildev web interface, respectively at:

http://localhost:8000
http://localhost:8001

Usage/Commands

Docker

# Build images
$ bin/docker build

# Start the containers
$ bin/docker start

# Stop the containers
$ bin/docker stop

CLI

# Access the Container Shell
$ bin/cli

Console

# You can run Symfony console commands without entering the container
# For example, create an entity:
$ bin/console make:entity

Composer

# To install/updates packages in your projects without having to install Composer on your machine
# use the composer script:
$ bin/composer require symfony/webpack-encore-pack

xdebug

# enable xdebug
$ bin/xdebug enable

# disable xdebug
$ bin/xdebug disable

For a complete list of available commands, go here.

Remarks

• This project is intended for development. It is not prepared for production
• Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 and Windows 10 with Ubuntu linux subsystem, with Docker 18.06
• Feel free to improve it on your own or even contribute, with your pull requests