README

This repository allows the creation of a Docker environment that meets Proximis Omnichannel requirements.

Requirements

• Docker

Installation

This process assumes that Docker Engine and Docker Compose are correctly installed. Otherwise, you should have a look to the installation documentation before proceeding further.

Add the package to development requirements

This Docker environment is available as a Composer package, and thus, can be retrieved like a PHP dependency. To add the environment as a development requirement, just type the following commands inside your project directory.

# Add the package to your development dependencies
composer require --dev emakinafr/docker-proximis

# Move several configuration files into your project directory
composer exec docker-local-install

The second command will copy several files in your project so that you can customize the environment without modifying vendor files.

Nginx servers

A default Nginx configuration is installed at docker/local/nginx.conf. You are free to modify it as you want, to configure your own local domain(s) for instance. By default, this configuration use the domain name to retrieve and use the correct configuration file for the CHANGE_CONFIG_NAME environment variable. For example, if your domain app is proximis-demo-fr.localhost, the CHANGE_CONFIG_NAME value will be proximis-demo-fr.local.

Start the environment

make env-start

That's all, you're done! 🚀

Configuration of the Proximis project

This operation can be achieved through the PHP-FPM container.

make env-php

Once in the container, the official documentation explains all the remaining steps.

Environment variables

Multiple environment variables are described inside the docker/local/.env file.

DOCKER_PHP_IMAGE

Defines which image will be used for the php container. There are three possible values: proximis_php (default), proximis_php_blackfire or proximis_php_xdebug.

BLACKFIRE_*

Defines the credentials needed to locally profile your application. You'll find more details in the official documentation.

MYSQL_*

Defines the credentials needed to locally setup MySQL server. You'll find more details in the official documentation.

Makefile

A Makefile is present in the repository to facilitate the usage of the Docker environment. In order to use it, you have to be in its directory. But as this file is quite useful and since we are often using the same commands all day, it's possible that you have also a Makefile in your project.

To avoid having to move to execute the right file, you can include the Makefile located in your environment directory in the Makefile located inside your project directory.

───────┼───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
       │ File: ~/www/myproject/Makefile
───────┼───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   1   │ # Project specific variables
   2   │ DOCKER_PATH := ./vendor/emakinafr/docker-proximis
   3   │ MAKEFILE_DIRECTORY := $(dir $(abspath $(lastword $(MAKEFILE_LIST))))
   4   │
   5   │ # Retrieve the Makefile used to manage the Docker environment
   6   │ export COMPOSE_FILE := $(DOCKER_PATH)/docker-compose.yml
   7   │ include $(DOCKER_PATH)/Makefile
   8   │
   9   │ [...]

With this structure, you can execute the environment targets like env-start or env-php directly from your project without adding the environment in your repository.