# DOCKER ZOO

Get your local PHP development environment set up in minutes.

## Installation

To use this stuff you have to be familiar with git submodules as this repo is supposed to be used as a git submodule.

Run these commands in your project's dir.

```
git submodule add https://gitlab.com/sn_yakubenko/docker_zoo.git
git submodule init
git submodule update
```

## What's next

This is where the party starts. Do the following.

```
cd docker_zoo
cp .env.dist .env
cp docker-compose.dist.yml docker-compose.yml
cd ..
cp ./docker_zoo/Makefile.example Makefile
```

Then you have to edit your main `.gitignore` file (in your project's root). Add your newly copied `Makefile` into it. So you won't have your experiments in your repo.

Open your `Makefile` in your favourite editor and change the paths for the following as shown below.

```Makefile
DOCKER_COMPOSE_FILE:=docker_zoo/docker-compose.yml
ENV_FILE:=docker_zoo/.env
```

By doing this you'll make your Makefile use those config files.

## How to use what I've just done

`run services` - run this in your project's dir `sudo make start c=service1 service2 ...`

`stop services` - run this in your project's dir `sudo make down`

`run a command` - run this in your project's dir `sudo make cmd c=service command` - this command will be run in your working dir

## I've done all that. What's next

Open `http://localhost:8080` on your host machine and you shoud see your project's homepage

## I've done all that and can't get my app running

So, browse the Makefile and you'll find that `log` and `status` things. Feel free to Google errors. Only if nothing else helps, contact me `stanislav.yakubenko@yandex.ru`